Los Angeles: Christian Nationalist Crusade, [195-?]. 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 equality of..... More
[1964]. A two-sided flyer protesting the Civil Rights Act first proposed by John F. Kennedy in June, 1963 and signed into law nearly a year later under Lyndon Johnson. Many on the Right feared that the legislation would arrogate States’ rights and give unprecedented power to the Federal government. The..... More
New York: League for Constitutional Government, [1936]. First edition. Octavo (23 cm). Original saddle-stitched wrappers; 12 pp. Scarce pamphlet issued by the League for Constitutional Government, which was under the direction of John B. Snow, the "gentleman fascist." The author argues that the 1932 Presidential election was won by a...... More
Englewood, Colorado: Western Voice Publishers. Revised edition, fourth printing. In this pamphlet, the fundamentalist pastor Harvey Springer condemns the immoral and corruptible card game, parlor card game (“the kindergarten of the gambler’s hell”), theater, movies, and dance. Stapled yellow wrappers (5 ½” x 8 ¼”), 56 p. Wrappers detached from text..... More
Los Angeles: Impact Publishers, Inc., 1968. A conspiratorial work that connects Sirhan Sirhan (“a pro-Communist dabbler in the occult and the metaphysical”) with theosophy, the Illuminati, Rosicrucianism, the Doors, and the New Left. Photographs of occult figures and publications, hippies, etc. Stapled, purple card wrappers (5 ½” x 8 ½”)..... More
Torrance, California: Institute for Historical Review, [1983]. A special report from the Institute for Historical Review on their provocative publicity campaign, which began in 1979 when they offered $50,000 to anyone who could prove that Jews were gassed during the Holocaust. In a long update, IHR director Keith Stimely profiles..... More
Salt Lake City, Utah: Federated Libraries, Inc., 1944. Second Edition. A lengthy booklet from the Salt Lake City attorney and nationalist Jeremiah Stokes, which he describes as a “compilation of documented knowledge which contrasts America’s Fundamental Law with the Communists’ Fundamental Law and shows the Communists’ threat against this Nation..... More
Belmont, Massachusetts: American Opinion, [196-]. A John Birch Society reprint of Michel Sturdza’s publication on the interference of the U.N. in the Congolese dispute between the left-wing Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba and the pro-Belgian President of Katanga, Moise Tchombe, who was supported by the international political Right. Conservatives, including the..... More
Washington, D. C. Published by the author, 1942. A nearly 200-page booklet by Coughlinite attorney George Sullivan on the machinations of the Jewish Talmudic plot to destroy the American Republic and enslave its Christian citizens. Sullivan was a Catholic attorney based in Washington, D. C. who led the Gentile American..... More
New York: Labor Educational Association, 1965. Tabloid format printed on newsprint, 4 pp, photographs. Toning to newsprint, a few nicks and small closed tears, but VG overall. One issue (not this one) found in OCLC at Kansas, although we note one other issue in the Billy James Hargis papers in..... More
Melbourne: The Australian League of Rights, [ca. 1961]. First edition. 12mo; plain, stapled wrappers, 15 pp. A question-and-answer format regarding the implications around Britain's decision to join the European Common Market. The Australian League of Rights view it as another step in the ignominous dissolution of the British Empire. Vertical..... More
Miami: The Committee to Warn of the Arrival of Communist Merchandise on the Local Business Scene, [ca. 1962]. Scarce anti-Communist propaganda from the precisely-named Committee to Warn of the Arrival of Communist Merchandise on the Local Business Scene, a national organization formed to “stem the flow of communist imports into..... 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., which featured many prominent segregationists including newspaper publisher, William Loeb, journalist and founder..... More
London: The Covenant Publishing Co., [193-?]. First edition. One sheet folded to make eight panels; photograph; diagrams. Although authored anonymously, we surmise this to be the work of Scottish engineer and pyramidologist, David Davidson (1884-1956), whose other titles are advertised. The British Israelites believed that pyramids held secrets and prophecies..... More
Glasgow: The Strickland Press, 1945. First edition. Plain, saddle-stapled wrappers printed in black; 12 pp. The Duke of Bedford expounds on the futility of continuing the war (WWII) while expressing pro-German sentiments: "Just as the Germans, instead of being granted a share of the world's economic resources proportionate to their..... More
Richmond, VA: United Klans of America, 1973. 4to; one sheet folded, 4 pp, photographs. This UKA intelligence report accuses Virginia Governor, Linwood Holton, of being a Communist based on a photograph of Holton giving a clenched fist salute. Provides a short history of the salute accompanied by six photographs of..... More
Dunfermline, Scotland: The Northern League, [196-]. The Northern League presents its principles (heredity, North European kinship, human progress) and aims (to “foster North European friendship,” “oppose the levelling forces of Communistic and Cosmopolitan philosophy,” and “combat cultural and biological decay”). Addresses marked through on the cover. A single sheet of..... More
Centerline, Mich. National Youth Alliance, 1971. A single issue of the National Youth Alliance’s bulletin in the form of an action report. The most substantial item is a report from the NYA’s 1971 conference held in Detroit. Other items include information on rallies, actions, and activities undertaken by the group’s..... More
[Chicago]: [Women's Voice], [ca. 1953]. An epistolary publication by Lyrl Clark van Hyning, in which she exposes Freemasonry as Jew-controlled, anti-Christian & anti-American. Although her father-in-law and husband were Masons, she claimed to have written 35 articles exposing Freemasonry's evil & destructive elements. van Hyning was one of the founders..... More
Hawthorne, Calif.: Omni Publications, [ca. 1968]. First edition. An uncommon Wickliffe Vennard publication, although thematically similar to his other pamphlets: the machinations of the International Bankers and their attempt to bring about a One World Government. Stapled wrappers (5 ¼” x 8 ¼”), 24 p. Toning to wrappers, penciled owner’s..... More
San Francisco: National Socialist White Worker’s Party, 1982. First edition. Glossy, stapled wrappers (8 ½” x 11”), 16 pp., illus. A Fine copy. Only the Jewish Theological Seminary, MSU, and Kansas show holdings of any issue in WorldCat. A single issue of the official magazine of the National Socialist White Worker’s..... More
San Francisco: National Socialist White Worker’s Party, 1981. First edition. Glossy, unbound wrappers (as issued) (8 ½” x 11”), 8 pp., illus. A Fine copy. Only the Jewish Theological Seminary, MSU, and Kansas show holdings of any issue in WorldCat. A single issue of the official magazine of the National Socialist..... More
San Francisco: National Socialist White Worker’s Party, 1981. First edition. Glossy, stapled wrappers (8 ½” x 11”), 16 pp., illus. A Fine copy. Only the Jewish Theological Seminary, MSU, and Kansas show holdings of any issue in WorldCat. A single issue of the official magazine of the National Socialist White Worker’s..... More
Uitenhage, [South Africa]: Printed for the Author by "The Chronicle" [195-]. Wannenburg, a South African expositor of British Israelism, refutes the notion that Christ was black, promotes the Biblical mandate for racial separatism, and echoes the theory that the Jews are the Synagogue of Satan. Stapled, illustrated wrappers, 32 p...... More
Madison: John E. Waters, [195-]. An uncommon anti-Communist treatise written and published by John E. Waters of Madison, Wisconsin. Waters describes himself on the cover as a former employee of the Soviet government. He blames Communism’s growth in the U.S. to sympathetic policies by the Roosevelt and Truman administrations and..... More