Fremont, California: The Voice for the Unborn, [1979?]. A one-off newspaper published by Voice for the Unborn, a pro-life organization based in Fremont, CA, on best practices for distributing pro-life literature on high school and college campuses. Tabloid format printed in black & burgundy on newsprint, 8 p., photographs. Wilcox..... More
Strawberry Plains, TN: Native American Indian Media Corporation, 1987. The third and final issue of this Native American newspaper published in Tennessee. The paper was founded in 1986 by Dr. Macaki Peshewa, an Air Force veteran, who co-founded the Tennessee Indian Council, founded the Indian Historical Society, Native American Indian..... More
Sacramento: Federated Indians of California, 1972. A later issue of this long-running Native American newsletter published by the Federated Indians of California (FIC) from 1947-1977 and edited by Marie Potts. As described by Terri Castaneda in “Making News: Marie Potts and the Smoke Signal of the Federated Indians of California,”..... More
Millville, Minnesota: Anvil Press, 1979. An alarmist primer on the dangers of nuclear power based on a report by Dr. Elise Jerard (The Case for the People, By the People, In a Time of Technological Tyranny, 1977), which was then expanded in this compiled publication by North Country Anvil editor..... More
Asheville, N.C. Pelley Publishers, [193-]. A leaflet advertising a Pelley booklet compiling excerpts from “82 of the foremost leaders of Jewry…[who] have not only confessed but bragged about the existence of a racial plot to subjugate or ruin the world’s Gentiles.” Verso includes disparaging quotes about Jews allegedly made by..... More
New York: Robert Edward Edmondson, [1938]. A pseudonymous work likely authored by the anti-Jewish propagandist, Robert Edward Edmondson, on B'nai B'rith’s anti-Christian, pro-Communist activities as representative of Judaism’s subversive nature. Our attribution is based on the similarity to other Edmondson titles, the lack of information on Church, and Edmondson’s distribution..... More
Palo Alto, California: Grass Roots Writing Collective, [1970]. Second Edition. A detailed report on the profit-hungry development of the Mid-Peninsula area of California (the area between Redwood City and Sunnyvale) and the concomitant housing shortage, environmental degradation, commercial expansion and defense contracts. Included is a history of the area beginning..... More
Flint: [ca. 1938]. A broadside protesting an appearance by the notorious right wing rabble-rouser Gerald L. K. Smith in Flint, Michigan, in which he was scheduled to speak to Flint auto workers as an anti-CIO evangelist. As discussed in his biography of Smith, Glen Jeansonne traces Smith’s hatred of Walter..... More
Berkeley: Himalayan Watershed Properties, Inc., 1971. The next to last issue of this short-lived enigmatic underground newspaper that existed in an “interesting reality that hung between the traditional Berkeley leftist point of view of publisher Christoper Weills and the Eisenhower Republican perspective of editor Gerard Van der Leun” (associate editor..... More
Berkeley / San Francisco: Big Mountain Support Group, 1984-89. Eight issues of this quarterly newspaper published by the Big Mountain Support Group, a coalition of grassroots organizations and activists that opposed the eviction of Hopi and Dine (Navajo) peoples in Arizona. Issues are numbered inconsistently, but include: Fall 1984; Spring..... More
Belmont, Massachusetts: American Opinion, [1973]. A John Birch Society pamphlet on the “plastic revolutionaries” of the American Indian Movement (A.I.M.) who use thuggery and militant tactics to bully the government and liberal churches into funding them and acceding to their demands. Like all other radical activity, the JBS contends that..... More
[Chicago]: B & W Printing Company, [1972]. A striking poster featuring a photograph of shirtless, barefoot, enchained Republic of New Afrika (RNA) prisoners being perp walked under the RNA slogan, “Free the Land!!” The public nature of the humiliating spectacle is clearly redolent of slave iconography and the choice of..... More
Norwalk, Connecticut: The Easton Press, 1996. Collector's Edition. A Fine copy, still shrinkwrapped. More
Norwalk, Connecticut: The Easton Press, 1996. Collector's Edition. A Fine copy. Bookplate and information sheet laid in as issued. More
Norwalk, Connecticut: The Easton Press, 1996. Collector's Edition. A Fine copy. Bookplate and information sheet laid in as issued. More
Norwalk, Connecticut: The Easton Press, 1996. Collector's Edition. A Fine copy (a few minor spots of gilt rubbed along fore-edge). Bookplate and information sheet laid in as issued. More
Norwalk, Connecticut: The Easton Press, 1996. Collector's Edition. A Fine copy. Bookplate and information sheet laid in as issued. More
Norwalk, Connecticut: The Easton Press, 1996. Collector's Edition. A Fine copy. Information sheet laid in. More
New York City: International Publishers, 1937. Communist Party USA propaganda on rising standards of living and wages under Soviet socialism. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (7 ¼” x 5”), 47 p. Near Fine. More
New York City: International Publishers, Inc., 1937. Communist Party USA propaganda on the advancements made under Soviet socialism. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (7 ¼” x 5”), 47 p. Near Fine. More
New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1941. A laudatory biography of Stalin first published in 1939 on the occasion of his 60th birthday. This edition was published two years later by the CPUSA. Perfect-bound wrappers (7 ¾” x 5 ½”), 94 p., plates. Toning to wrappers, else Near Fine. An uncommon..... More
Brooklyn: Kings County Committee, Communist Party, [1937?]. A pamphlet published by the Kings County branch of the CPUSA describing the Party’s struggle for trade unionism, racial equality, peace and socialism and for the election of the Italian-American Communist Party member Peter Cacchione for New York City Council. Although unsuccessful, Cacchione..... More
New York: The Crisis Publishing Co., Inc., 1961. An issue of the NAACP’s small format magazine. This issue features two articles: “Rule 22 - An Historic Frustration” by Franklin H. Williams and “Castro and the Cuban Negro” by Juan Rene Betancourt. Also, “Along the NAACP Battlefront,” “How the Illinois NAACP..... More
New York: The Crisis Publishing Co., Inc., 1961. An issue of the NAACP’s small format magazine. This issue features two articles: “American Negro and His Government” by Emmett E. Dorsey and “West Indians in Britain” by Hartley M. A. Sutten, as well as a section on racial integration, and a...... More
New York: The Crisis Publishing Co., Inc., 1962. An issue of the NAACP’s small format magazine. This issue features two articles: “On Desegregating Advertising” by Sylvia Appelbaum and “African Explorers of the New World” by Harold G. Lawrence, as well as smaller sections on anti-colonialism in Angola and the NAACP’s..... More