Crawfordsville, IN: Ku Klux Klan, [1989?]. Quad-fold brochure (3½” x 8½”) printed in red and blue on white stock. The Ideals are organized by various categories: racial (“THIS IS A WHITE PRIDE ORGANIZATION, exalting the Caucasian Race and teaching the doctrine of white pride"), citizenship ("Development of the highest standard..... More

Washington, D. C.: Fundamental American Freedoms, Inc., [ca. 1963]. First edition. Question-and-answer format on the pending 1963 Civil Rights Bill and the dissenting views of six Congressmen. Published by the Coordinating Committee for Fundamental American Freedoms, Inc. The innocuously-named organization featured many prominent segregationists including newspaper publisher, William Loeb, journalist..... More

San Francisco: Pacific Publishing Company, 1915. First edition. A short lost race novel on the origin of the White Race and a cautionary tale on the importance of maintaining racial integrity. The story follows Una Materna (the Mother of the White Race) as she attempts to join her betrothed, Prince..... More

Smithvile, Texas: Printed and distributed by the Citizens Council of Smithville, Texas, [1956]. First edition. A legal perspective on integration by the Texas attorney, Will E. Orgain (1882-1965), who examines various legal cases and concludes: “My view is that neither court decisions nor church edicts, though they may result in..... More

Arlington: American Nazi Party, 1967. First edition. One of the last issues of the American Nazi Party's magazine, which was edited and illustrated by John Patler, who would assassinate the party's founder, George Lincoln Rockwell, later the same year. The most significant feature of this issue is Patler's extended autobiographical..... More

Sanford, Michigan: Saint Paul Lutheran Church, 1962-64. Eight issues of the mimeographed newsletter issued by obscure Lutheran pastor, Alan L. Peck, who uses his publication to criticize Jews, integration, Communism and Christian liberals, report on church activity, and discuss doctrinal schisms in the Lutheran church. The vol. 3, no. 6..... More

New York and Washington, D.C.: National Putnam Letters Committee, 1963-63. First edition. Plain, stapled wrappers, 27; 26 pp. Light edgewear to Road, else both Near Fine. Two addresses given by the businessman and segregationist, Carleton Putnam, in New Orleans and Washington, D.C., respectively. In both addresses, Putnam expounds on the..... More

Istanbul: I il Matbaasi, 1947. First edition. Original printed wrappers (5 ½” x 8”), 44, [2] pp. Faint foxing and wear to wrappers, bottom corner bumped; cheap paper browning, some pages uncut, VG overall. Three copies in WorldCat at Harvard, Oxford and Bogazici Univ. in Istanbul. Scarce. In Turkish.A response..... More

London: The Order, [1996]. A single issue of the British National Socialist publication named for the U.S. terrorist group of the same name. The magazine was one of a number of publications put out by Combat 18 and its offshoot the National Socialist Alliance and was edited by Charlie Sargent..... More

Tuscaloosa, Alabama: Imperial Press, 1972-73. Unbound wrappers (as issued), 8 pp, photographs. Some grazing to the edge of Vol. 7, No. 12, two issues three-hole punched, else about Near Fine. A run of five issues of this United Klans of America publication edited and published by Imperial Wizard, Robert M...... More

Marietta, Georgia: National States Rights Party, [197-]. A 16.5" x 14" sheet folded, 4 pp. A proposal for the repatriation of American blacks back to Africa, "the only permanent solution of the Negro problem [and] the only chance for the perpetuation of White civilization in the United States." Written by..... More

Los Angeles: Christian Nationalist Crusade, [195-?]. First edition. A small two-sided card (3 ¼” x 5 ¾”) reprinting Lincoln’s 1858 speech, in which he infamously remarked: “I will say, then, that I am not, nor ever have been, in favor of bringing about in any way the social and political..... More

Louisville, KY: Southern Conference Educational Fund (SCEF), 1972-76. A small broken run of this long-running paper published by the Southern Conference Educational Fund, a southern-based interracial organization committed to abolishing racism and capitalist exploitation. Each issue with commentary on various labor and civil rights protests and campaigns, primarily in the..... More