Indianapolis? American Patriots Committee, United to Stop Rockefeller, 1964. A two-sided flyer challenging New York governor Nelson Rockefeller to appear before the American Patriots Committee "to answer an arraignment of your past subversive activities and to clarify the following questions that are raised by your President primary campaign." The questions..... More
Various cities: Various publishers, 1962. The March, 1962 issue of the satirical magainze The Realist contained the text of an entry in The Blauvelt Family Genealogy which indicated that President Kennedy had been previously married to a two-time divorcee named Durie Malcolm, and also contained a White House denial of..... More
Union, New Jersey: Common Sense, [1953]. A large two-sided newsprint sheet issued by Conde McGinley’s Christian Educational Association outlining the ways in which the Protocols are being fulfilled and warning that the Jew dictatorship is nigh. Profiles the many prominent Jews, or “plotters,” who now control key political, economic, business..... More
Aurora, Mo. The Menace Publishing Company, [1916]. An anti-Catholic pamphlet on the role of papal politics in instigating WWI, and more broadly, its "participation in secret diplomacy, international intrigue, and such political meddling in public, as well as private affairs, as serve its ulterior end of controlling the human race"..... More
[Flesherton, Ont.]: [Canadian Intelligence Service], [1955?]. Revised Printing. In this revised printing of the oft-published British Israelite pamphlet, three prefaces precede the text. The first lists and discusses the Jewish financiers of the Russian Revolution; the second provides excerpts from the spurious speech by Rabbi Emanuel Rabinovich concerning the quest..... More
Washington, D. C. The Spotlight, 1980. A special reprint from Willis Carto's "The Spotlight" devoted to the Trilaterial Commission's influence on the 1980 Presidential election. Tabloid newspaper printed in black on newsprint, 12 p., illus. A fine copy. More
Montreal: Montreal Women's Anti-Communist League, [1937]. La clef du mystère [The Key to the Mystery] was an anonymously compiled tabloid of anti-Semitic material based on the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and published in both French and English editions in 1937 under the auspices of the Ligue Féminine Anticommuniste..... More
Palm Beach, Florida: Don Bell Reports, [1973?]. A 17-part series that originally appeared as installments in the right wing newsletter, Don Bell Reports, vol. 19, no. 36 (Sept. 8, 1972) to vol. 19, no. 52 (Dec. 29, 1972). Bell details the conspiracy to build a Fabian-style, Planned Society using a...... More
New York: Vigilante Press, [1931?]. An extremely scarce issue of an obscure and chaotic newspaper edited and published by the eccentric engineer, contracter and capitalist Charles Bright, which compiles a photoplay called "The Wall Street Stenographer," selections from Bright's expose of the Rockefeller family called The Rockefeller Dynasty (1830-1930), and..... More
Zarephath, New Jersey: The Herald of Freedom, 1974. Originally published as an article titled “The Kissinger Caper” in the John Birch Society’s magazine, Capell further developed his thesis that Kissinger was a Soviet agent and self-published his findings as a book. Later reprinted by James Warner’s Sons of Liberty imprint..... More
Zarephath, New Jersey: The Herald of Freedom, 1965. In this book by the anti-Communist writer and publisher, Frank A. Capell, he provides details of past and current government employees described as national security risks for their alleged Communist sympathies. Includes many photographs, photostat newspaper articles and correspondence. Perfect-bound, illustrated wrappers..... More
Baltimore, Maryland: The American Research Foundation, Inc., 1992. First Edition. This chronology of and commentary on the New World Order covers the various agencies, secret societies, and individuals implicated in its development. Stapled wrappers (8 ½” x 5 ½”), 52, v pp. Faint foxing along the spine, but a near..... More
Chicago: Elizabeth Dilling, 1961(?)-63. Five scarce issues of Elizabeth Dilling's right wing, anti-Semitic bulletin, which continued her Patriotic Research Bureau newsletter that she began during the late 1930s. These newsletters were extensions of the obsessive research she compiled into her right wing bestseller The Red Network—A Who's Who and Handbook..... More
Hawthorne, California: Omni Publications, 1939. A reprint of the Robert Edward Edmondson broadside originally published in 1936 following the death of the anti-Jewish Congressman Louis T. McFadden who Edmondson believed was murdered. The verso reprints an article from "The Jewish Sentinel" of Chicago in which a photography of McFadden is..... More
[New York]: Robert Edward Edmondson, [ca. 1939]. One of the many anti-Semitic broadsides issued by Robert Edward Edmondson, this one attempting to expose President Franklin Roosevelt as Jewish. On one side of the recto is an illustration showing the prominent Jews emanating from Roosevelt’s New Deal administration, while the other..... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1961. In this bulletin, the far right propagandist Myron Fagan exposes American Legionnaires "who use the name and prestige of the Legion as an umbrella to cover their treacheries and chicaneries on behalf of various anti-American organizations and their objectives" (p. 1). Original stapled, textured..... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1961. Reissue. Originally published as February, 1955 - News-Bulletin, Fagan reissued this pamphlet in October 1961 to remind the public of President Eisenhower's betrayal of the U.S. to the Soviets. Original stapled, textured (important in distinguishing from the later photocopied reprints) wrappers, 28 pp. Some..... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1950. First Edition. An early issue of Myron Fagan's far right news bulletin. This issue reprints Fagan's address to the Fellows of the Cinema Educational Guild at their meeting on November 28, 1950 at the Wilshire-Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles, California. Stapled wrappers, 23 p...... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1962. With this issue, Fagan returns to his invisible government conspiracy, with most of the pamphlet devoted to the machinations of the Council on Foreign Relations, which was responsible for Kennedy's election. The final page mentions Kennedy's alleged first marriage, a conspiracy that Fagan helped..... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1964. In this bulletin, Fagan reprints a lengthy statement by a journalist using the pseudonym "John Hancock" supporting Fagan's harsh criticism of Kennedy (even following his assassination) for which he received much opprobrium from readers. The bulletin then concludes with a lengthy letter by an..... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1962. In this bulletin, Fagan compares Roosevelt's foreknowledge of the attack on Pearl Harbor as a pretext for war with JFK's full awareness that the Soviets were establishing a Communist satellite state in Cuba. He then blames the media for being complicit in attempting to..... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1961. First Edition. An issue of Myron Fagan's far right news bulletin. Contents for this issue include 1) I Told You So!, in which Fagan reaffirms his belief that Hollywood is inundated with Communists 2) The Women of Hollywood Fight Back 3.) Birth of the..... 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
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1968. On the United Nations as "HOUSING for [the] Great Conspiracy's One-World Dictatorship headed and controlled by the House of Rothschild in alliance with all Internationalist Bankers, such as the Schiffs (Kuhn-Loeb & Co.), the Warburgs, Lehmans, ROCKEFELLERS, Etc." Original stapled, textured (important in distinguishing..... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc., 1961. On the role of UNESCO in helping the United Nations usher in a One-World Government through its focus on brainwashing American youth. Original stapled, textured (important in distinguishing from the later photocopied reprints) wrappers, 32 pp. A fine copy. More