n.p. n.p., [197-?]. A facsimile reprint of the German American Bund's program for its mass rally at Madison Square Garden held on Feb. 20, 1939 issued here as a tabloid newspaper. The content includes an editorial about the Bund by its leader Fritz Kuhn, the rally's program (music, speeches, announcements..... More

Birmingham, Alabama: National States Rights Party. A two-sided leaflet by the National States Rights Party on the inextricable link between Judaism and Communism. Based on many of the claims made in Frank Britton's popular book, Behind Communism (which was distributed by the party and advertised here for $1.00), one side..... More

London: Phoenix Press, 1966. The final issue of The National Socialist, the organ of Colin Jordan’s National Socialist Movement, which he founded with John Tyndall in 1962 as "the first unambiguously Nazi group since the war” (Nugent, 215). The men fell out in 1964 and Tyndall went on to establish..... More

Berkeley: Soulbook, 1967. The sixth issue of this important, erratically published revolutionary black nationalist journal founded in 1964 by Kenn Freeman (Mamadou Lumumba) and Ernie Allen. Freeman and Allen were involved with Donald Warden’s Afro-American Association along with Bobby Seale - who was Soulbook’s early distribution manager - Huey Newton..... More

London: The National Socialist, 1965. The penultimate issue of this erratically published newspaper of the National Socialist Movement (NSM), Britain's first explicitly post-war National Socialist organization. Founded by Colin Jordan and John Tyndall on Hitler's birthday in 1962, the party emerged out of a split in the British National Party..... More

Chicago: Nomos Press Inc., 1987. An issue of the professionally produced libertarian magazine featuring excerpts from other freedom publications by Keith Lamont; letters to the editor; part two of Bruce Earnheart's article, "Setting the Stage for Land Use Regulation: Historical Overview and Libertarian Dissent"; Peter J. Boettke's "Economists and Liberty..... More

Topanga, Ca. Ecolibrium Communal Arts Group, 1984. A collection of transcribed question-and-answer sessions with countercultural philosopher, writer, musician, and communalist Wulf Zendik (1920–1999), founder with Arol Wulf of the community that eventually became known as Zendik Farm. Founded in Southern California in 1969 and subsequently established at a succession of..... More

Englewood, Colorado: Published by the author, ©1954. One of the more elusive pamphets written and published by the former Communist turned far right agitator Kenneth Goff. Goff argues that Hitler was secretly an instrument of international Communism and finance rather than their enemy and portrays Nazism and Communism as allied..... More

New York: France Forever, [1944]. An extensively illustrated commemoration of the French Resistance and Liberation, issued in New York shortly after the liberation of Paris by France Forever, the American Free French organization founded in 1940 to rally French expatriates and American public opinion against Vichy and in support of..... More

Studio City, CA: Harsh Reality Productions, 1987. The sixth and apparently final issue of this short-lived, satirical newsletter edited by the self-described "Journalistic Hit Man" Stuart Goldman. The newsletter combined underground-zine aesthetics, insult comedy, political and cultural invective, fabricated correspondence, grotesque photo manipulation, and Goldman's highly personal attacks on the..... More

Hyde Park, Mass. Tribune Publications, 1945. Two issues of this scarce and little-documented professional newspaper written by and for working American newspapermen, providing journalists with an independent forum for writing and commentary outside the editorial confines of the newspapers that employed them. Founded in May 1944 and published by Tribune..... More

Minneapolis: Truth and Liberty Temple, 1945. Second Printing. In this pamphlet, the Norwegian-descended Anglo-Israel pastor Carl Oliver Stadsklev (1902-1990) describes America's "evil money system" controlled by the International Bankers and advocates a Scriptural and scientific money system. Stapled wrappers, 32 pp. Moisture spotting to the rear wrapper, wrippling and slight..... More

Los Angeles: Inner City Press, 1978. Fourth Printing. The first collection of poetry by African American actress, playwright, poet, and activist Beah Richards, whose stage and screen career included A Raisin in the Sun, The Amen Corner, In the Heat of the Night, and an Academy Award-nominated performance in Guess..... More