New York: The New York Times Company, 1919. Elephant folio-size (16.25" x 11"), stapled wrappers; [24] pp. (includes covers); illustrated. This issue of the "New York Times'" Mid-Week Pictorial focused on Bolshevik Russia with photographs showing the damaged Kremlin, Bolshevik troops, Trotsky addressing a crowd, street celebrations following the revolution... More

London: Catholic Truth Society, 1961. Grey, stapled wrappers; 56 pp. In Pope Pius's 1937 Encyclical Letter, he outlines the Church's stance on Communism, the incompatibility of the doctrines, Communism's atrocities around the world, etc. Very light wear to wrappers, VG. More

n.p. n.p., [1936?]. First edition. Broadside measuring 32 x 11 cm; plain white stock printed in black. Unattributed broadside protesting a meeting sponsored by the American League Against War and Fascism and featuring the Spanish priest, Luis Sarasola, who traveled across the U.S. and Canada in 1936 raising funds for... More

New York: American Committee for France & Algeria, 1962. First edition. Fifteen corner-stapled leaves mimeographed on rectos only (includes cover and contents sheets). A report situating the Algerian nationalist movement within the broader Communist revolution. The American Committee for France & Algeria published a newsletter called “Integration” and argued for..... More

London: K.R.P. Publications, 1964. First edition. Plain, stapled wrappers printed in black; 30 pp. Initially published in Australia's The Social Creditor, this anonymously-authored article argues that the Illuminati and Italy's Alta Vendita are the progenitors of Communism. No other copies found in the trade; three copies located institutionally (two being... More

[New York: Conover-Mast Corp.], [1938]. First edition. Large 4to. (30 cm), illustrated wrappers, 31, [1] pp.; photographs. Originally printed in the October 1938 issue of "Mill & Factory," the business writer and manufacturing consultant, Hartley Barclay, surveys the increasing Communist takeover of labor in Mexico and the expropriation of private... More

[Johannesburg]: [South African Broadcasting Corporation], [1963]. First edition. Saddle-stitched glossy wrappers; 27 pp. A series of essays by the South African right wing journalist, Ivor Benson, on the press and the molding of a skewed public opinion. A few marginal notations and rubbing to wrappers. No other copies currently found... More

Grahamstown: Rhodes University, 1961. First edition. Saddle-stapled grey wrappers printed in black; 33 pp. The author, a professor of fine arts, examines hegemonic influences of American and Russian standards of education and art and warns of an "ethico-scientific world culture plan" (mainly the result of Marxist application). 11 copies via... More

New Rochelle, N.Y.: America's Future, Inc., 1978. First edition. Tall, stapled wrappers; 22 pp. The author contends that the Carter administration has miscalculated South Africa’s strategic importance regarding the Soviet Union and Communism due to its moral approach regarding apartheid. A Fine copy, and uncommon. More

Burbank, Calif.: American Public Relations Forum, Inc., [196-]. Tall, thin stapled wrappers (4” x 9”), 56 pp. One of a number of variants of this anti-Communist classic whose authorship remains dubious. This edition includes two statements, “Beware of Psychiatrists” and “Communist Brainwashing for Americans,” by Congressman Burdick to the House..... More

Surrey: The League of Rights, [1974]. First edition. 12mo. (18 cm). Saddle-stitched stiff wrappers; 47, [1] pp. Butler uses Dr. Carroll Quigley's "Tragedy and Hope" (1966), a massive book exposing the link between International Finance, Communism and a New World Order, to initiate his own discussion on the conspiratorial motives... More

Ontario: The Canadian League of Rights, 1978. Second printing. Saddle-stitched khaki wrappers printed in red; 20 pp. In 1978, the Canadian government expelled 13 Soviet officials after they were accused of trying to infiltrate the intelligence branch of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. In response, The Canadian League of Rights... More

Surrey: Candour Publishing Company, 1954. First edition. Three uniform booklets in grey, yellow and green textured wrappers printed in black; 20; 21; 22 pp. A collection of articles by Chesterton addressing the precariousness of the British Empire, Communism etc., as well as introducing his readers to the newly-formed League of... More