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
![Communism and the Race Question: Reds Push 'Equality' and 'Brotherhood' [cover title]](/pictures/thumb/01922.jpg?v=1509131613)
Melbourne: The Victorian League of Rights, [1956]. First edition. Original stapled wrappers; [8] pp. An article originally published in "The New Times" (Vol. 22, No. 22, Friday, Nov. 2, 1956), the newsletter of The Victorian League of Rights, this commentary on U.S. race relations was authored anonymously and maintains that... 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. 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
Mentor, Ohio: Published by the author, 1962. First edition. 8vo; stapled, illustrated wrappers, 23 pp. The author, a pastor of Bible Community Church in Mentor, Ohio, maintains "that the church is the number one target of the Communist conspiracy today." More
Washington, D. C.: Columbia Publishing Co., 1953. First edition. 8vo; burgundy cloth stamped in gilt to front board, 287 pp. An exposé on the Communist menace in America by the former journalist, Morris Bealle, who previously authored books on the drug industry and the Rockefellers. Bealle offers profiles of the... More
Palm Beach, Fla. MARAH, Inc., 1964. First edition. One sheet of paper folded to make 4 pp. A single issue of this newsletter founded by Upton Close (b. Josef Washington Hall) and edited by Don Bell. Brief articles on the Fulbright Memorandum and the Bilderberg Conference, and with half the... 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
Rochester: The Gannett Newspapers, 1948. First edition. Yellow, stapled wrappers printed in red and black; 79 pp.; photographs, map. The articles in this booklet first appeared as dispatches in late 1947 in The Gannett Newspapers. Blanchard reports on the conditions of post-war Germany and comments on the failed Allied policies... More
London: Boswell Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd., [1930]. Fourth edition. Original brown, stapled wrappers; 127, [1] pp. Beginning as a series of entries in "The Patriot," and issued as individual pamphlets under that moniker, this compilation of 49 biographies was an attempt to link British socialists operating under the guise... More
Detroit: Breakthrough & Greater Detroit Student Anti-Communist Coalition, [1969]. First edition. One sheet folded to make 4 pp (29 cm). A gruesome assemblage of photographs “revealing but a sample of the cruelty, bestiality, murder and terror employed by the Communists to compel submission to their rule.” Included are photos from... More
n.p., n.d. 12mo; glossy, stapled wrappers, 96, [2] pp, photographs. A far right classic, Britton's work sought to expose the inextricable link between Judaism and Communism. He begins by examining the Jewish "persecution myth" and the reasons why Jews have been consistently persecuted across Europe. He goes on to describe... 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
Long Beach, Calif.: Kelly Press, 1965. Revised. 8vo; perfect-bound wrappers, 129 pp, illus. After a lifetime in California real estate, the author wrote this primer explaining the connection between the economy and political freedom. He argues for a free enterprise system and laments the “BIG DEBT, BIG TAXES, BIG INFLATION... More
Los Angeles: Christian Youth Against Communism, [1964]. First edition. Small 8vo; printed on newsprint, 29 pp. In this address, Butler, founder of the Australian League of Rights, provides ways in which the “promoters of World Revolution” (a thinly veiled name for Jews) are undermining Western, Christian values all around the... 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
Melbourne: The Australia League of Rights, [1964]. First edition. 12mo; grey, stapled wrappers printed in black, 47, [1] pp. An expansion of a paper Eric Butler gave at the 1963 Annual Seminar of The Australian League of Rights, the organization he founded in 1946. In this pamphlet, he provides examples... 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
[Toronto: National Federation of Christan Laymen], 1968. Fourth edition. 8vo.; perfect-bound with glossy wrappers; x, 280 pp. A classic of the conspiratorial Right, this edition of Carr's influential work was published posthumously and includes a Foreword by A. Herridge of the N.F.C.L. Carr explains the intricacies of the Luciferian conspiracy... More
London: The Britons Publishing Society, [1950?]. First edition. Plain, stapled wrappers; 8 pp. This pamphlet compiled by Liet. Hilary Cotter who authored the conspiracy-laden "World Dictatorship by 1955? Why Forrestal Threw Himself out of the Window" (1951), which had been distributed by The Britons. József Mindszenty (1892-1975) was a Cardinal... More
Union, New Jersey: Christian Educational Association, 1961. First edition. 12mo; stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers; 66 pp.; photographs. The author accuses Frankfurter of being a secret Communist and of elevating other Jewish Communists to prominent positions in government. Frankfurter was a continual target of the American Far Right due to his Jewish... More
Washington, D. C.: National Catholic Welfare Conference, 1947. First edition. Stapled, illustrated wrappers; 31 pp. A post-war appraisal of Communism from the Sulpician priest, John Cronin, who advised Congressman Richard Nixon on the threat of Communism to the U.S. and what can be done about it. Includes A Program of... More
Los Angeles: Sequoia University Press, 1954. First edition. Octavo. Rust-colored cloth stamped in gilt; 180, [5] pp.; dust jacket. Delaney was a failed actor-turned-communist agitator who was tried in absentia for treason for broadcasting Nazi propaganda overseas at the beginning of WWII (what he referred to as "fact-finding travels and... More
![“The Bang-Jensen Tragedy: A Review Based on the Official Records” [in] American Opinion, Vol. 3, No. 5, May 1960. Julius EPSTEIN, Robert WELCH.](/pictures/thumb/05723.jpg?v=1535913218)
Belmont: American Opinion, 1960. 8vo; stapled wrappers, 46, [2] pp. A relatively early issue of this John Birch Society publication dedicated solely to Julius Epstein’s article on the “suicide” of Danish diplomat, Povl Bang-Jensen, who’d been fired from his UN position for refusing to hand over a list of Hungarian... More