[Fort Worth?]: Wonderful Workers of the World, [1947]. A small broadside announcing a membership drive for the Wonderful Workers of the World, an African-American benevolent association incorporated in Texas in 1920. The organization established lodges throughout the state, as well as in Louisiana and California and appears to have lasted..... More

London: The Britons Publishing Society, [193-]. A scarce Britons pamphlet outlining the the universal Freemasonic plan and the "Jewish origin of all Freemasonry." The author describes Freemasonry as a "Gentile Front" used by the Jews for political control and the abrogation of individual rights. The pamphlet concludes with book recommendations..... More

[Rome, New York]: [International Order of Oddfellows], 1955. An event organized by Ft. Stanwix Encampment No. 73 (I.O.O.F.) to benefit the Cancer Society and featuring the interracial musical group The Mariners. The Mariners were founded in Brooklyn in 1945 by four Coast Guardsmen who began their career touring Pacific military..... More

Berkeley: Poeba Press, ©1938. A small format booklet explaining the purpose and structure of the Order of the Great White Empire, a “world-wide Fraternal Order devoted to the mental, moral, and material welfare of the White Caucasian Race.” The Order existed from approximately 1936-38 and was led by Clayton R...... More

Chicago: National Christian Association, [1910s?]. Extracts from Clarke's address before the National Christian Association Conference, 1889, where he discusses his experiences as a member of several secret societies and why he left based on his Christian faith. Stapled wrappers (6” x 3 ¼”), 12 pp. Near fine. More

Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1966. Fagan provides much background on the Illuminati and how the UN was birthed from its treacherous worldview. The Rothschilds and Rockefellers are invoked as members of this conspiracy. Original stapled, textured (important in distinguishing from the later photocopied reprints) wrappers, 24 pp. Some sunning..... More

Houston, Texas: Max R. Gaulke, [195-?]. An excerpt from the author's Memoirs, in which he explains his reason for leaving Freemasonry. This includes a 16-point list of the "unlawful and unchristian" aspects of the Masonic oath. The publisher was founder of the South Texas Bible Institute, which later became the..... More

Chicago: National Christian Association, [1940s?]. A small format pamphlet in which the ex-chaplain of a Masonic lodge explains why the lodge is foolish, selfish and anti-Christian. Stapled wrappers (6 ¼” x 3 ½”), 20 pp. A fine copy. More

Union, N.J. Ivan Petrov, [196-]. In Who Belongs to Hate Groups, Petrov reprints 24 excerpts from the Talmud as "proof" of the Jews' desire to murder and enslave Gentiles. Further excerpts from various far right publications, including his own newspaper, “Borba,” document the inextricable link between Judaism and Communism. A...... More

Washington, D.C.: The Supreme Council 33°, A.A.S.R., 1939. Reprint. Saddle-stapled orange wrappers printed in black; 31 pp. Freemasonry vs. the Catholic Church over education. First issued in 1930 following Pope Pius XI's encyclical letter on education, the Southern Jurisdiction of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry issued this..... More

Various cities: Various publishers, [ca. 1900-1950s]. A collection of 29 anti-Masonic pamphlets and tracts primarily published and distributed by the National Christian Association (NCA) in Chicago. Organized in 1867 as the National Association of Christians Opposed to Secret Societies, the NCA was a non-sectarian (but predominantly Protestant) organization that worked..... More

Hollywood: Sons of Liberty, [ca. 1970]. Reprint. In this pamphlet, the "Jayhawk Nazi" Gerald Winrod gives a history of Adam Weishaupt and the birth of the Illuminati and links it with the Jesuits, the French Revolution and Jewish subversion. He concludes: “Communism...resulted from centuries of under-cover Jewish planning. It’s final..... More