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
Flesherton, Ontario: The Canadian League of Rights, 1977. Photo-illustrated, saddle-stitched wrappers; 25 pp. Benson, a noted South African right wing journalist, profiles historian, Dr. Carroll Quigley, financial journalist, C. Gordon Tether and authority on modern technology, Dr. Antony Sutton. According to Benson all three men were silenced or had their... More
n.p., n.d. First edition. Paperback. 8vo, perfect bound, xiii, 329 pp. The author argues that a group of conspiracists, comprised of religious, political or financial groups, is inexorably moving us to a new world order and total control by a rich elite. Bottom corner bumped, else As New. More
[Zarephath, N.J.]: [Herald of Freedom], [1968]. First edition. Quarto size. Stapled wrappers with photographc front cover featuring Bobby Kennedy and Fidel Castro; 19 pages of anti-Kennedy rhetoric from the anti-communist writer and publisher, Frank Capell. Capell issued The Herald of Freedom newsletter and contributed articles to Gerald L. K. Smith's... 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
Chicago: Privately Printed for the Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, 1943. Limited ed. Thin octavo; burgundy, gilt-stamped cloth; 55 pp.; frontispiece, plates. Limited to 500 copies and signed by the author to the colophon. Author’s presentation inscription on ffep to Fred[rich] Olsen, “fellow chemist and fellow lover of history.” A compilation... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc. 1961. Reprint. Green stapled wrappers printed in black (21 cm); 28 pp. Fagan provides a long preamble about the necessity of reprinting this title which he originally published in 1955. Accuses Eisenhower of being a Communist stooge. The previous owner penned, "Please return after close... More
Metairie, LA: Sons of Liberty, 1980. Reprint. Stapled yellow wrappers; 24 pp. The second of two news bulletins documenting the Illuminati-CFR (Council on Foreign Relations) plot to conquer and transform the U.S. into an enslaved "Province" of their U.N. One-World Dictatorship. A Fine copy of this reprint published ten years... More
Hollywood: Cinema Educational Guild, Inc. 1962. First edition. Black stapled wrappers printed in silver (21 cm); 28 pp. An exposition of the Soviet Union's aim of world domination. Some toning along the spine, else Near Fine. Scarce. Six copies located in WorldCat. More
Lynchburg, VA: Virginia Publishing Company, 1995. First edition. Trade paperback (23 cm); xiv, 249 pp.; maps and charts. SIGNED by the author on the title page. In this book, Hoskins, a long-time racialist, Identity adherent, and founder/advocate of the Phineas Priesthood, focuses on the history of international trade and the... More
Austin: Living Truth Publishers, 1996. First edition. Perfectbound, glossy wrappers; xix, 224 pp.; illus. The President of Living Truth Ministries, Texe Marrs, alerts the reader to Project L.U.C.I.D., which will see every person on earth “issued the universal biometrics I.D. card, [with] resisters hav[ing] a mind control biochip surgically implanted... More
Dearborn, Michigan: Alpine Enterprises, 1974. First edition. Stapled wrappers; 56 pp. A thinly veiled anti-Semitic treatise concerning the initiation of the son of a finance capitalist ('international banker') into population control through money manipulation. Although published anonymously, your humble cataloguer discovered the author's identity in a 1975 Michigan Libertarian newspaper... More
n.p. n.p. 1954. Broadside measuring 28 x 14 cm; printed in blue on newsprint. Initially published in "The Women's Voice," the organ of Lyrl Clark van Hyning's We, the Mothers, Mobilize for America organization, Eustace Mullins, the homosexual anti-Semite and conspiracy theorist makes an impassioned plea against sending American soldiers... More
Pinetown, Natal: South Africa: Dolphin Press (PTY) Ltd. 1977. First edition. Stapled wrappers (18 cm); iv, 45 pp. Introduction by Ivor Benson. The last publication by the British right wing journalist, playwright and author, Douglas Reed, in which he comments on the conspiratorial plan for Communist domination, the Protocols, and... More
Miami, Florida: Freedom Press Publishing Co. 1967. First edition. Octavo (22 cm.). Perfect-bound paperback with illustrated front cover; 192 pp.; black and white photographic frontispiece of the author's children + 3 other photos. With a foreword by the right wing journalist, Westbrook Pegler, and commentary by Classics professor and white... More