![Communism and the Race Question: Reds Push 'Equality' and 'Brotherhood' [cover title]](/pictures/thumb/01922.jpg?v=1461807153)
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
New York: The International Association for the Advancement of Ethnology and Eugenics, Inc. 1964. First edition thus. Octavo. Saddle-stapled green wrappers; 18, [2] pp. In this pamphlet, the clinical psychologist, Clairette Armstrong, argues that "desegregated schools worsen the plight of most Negro children causing maladjustment, lasting trauma, unhappiness and delinquency"... More
Edinburgh: Raymond Bamford, 1963. Reprint. Octavo (21 cm). Unbound pamphlet; 7, [1] pp. Originally published by Gerald Winrod's Defenders organization in 1958, this reprint was published five years later in Scotland. Address of a NC Episcopelian rector who argues for segregation because it's "in accord with the Divine Will of... More
[Berkeley]: University of California Chronicle, 1930. Quarto (26 cm). Saddle-stapled wrappers; 38-70 pp. An offprint from the University of California Chronicle, in which Holmes, who was an ardent eugenicist, disagrees with the contemporary prevailing belief that the Negro race would ultimately be absorbed into the White race due to its... More
Warwickshire: The Racial Preservation Society, 1978. First printing. White, linen wrappers printed in red; 30 pp. Isherwood authored many publications around race and here provides the standard scientific basis for inequality and how that inequality is manifested within Great Britain. A spot of soiling along the bottom wrapper edges, but... More
Warwickshire: The Racial Preservation Society, 1970. First printing. Stapled, white linen wrappers printed in red; 16 pp. The author contends that the Church of England and other religious institutions are perverting the Bible in the name of multiculturalism. The Racial Preservation Society was an anti-immigrant, Nationalist group whose members would... More
London: White Defence League, 1960. First edition. Two sheets of 11x14" paper to make four pages; corner-stapled & printed in black and red. The scarce second and final issue of Jordan's White Defence League publication, which followed The Black and White News issued sporadically between 1956-1958 which he'd founded in... More
London: Choice, 1981. First edition. White, stapled and photocopied wrappers; 16 pp. Rebuttal to the British government's white paper, which promoted a multi-racial, multi-religious society. The authors draw up their own requirements for naturalization in line with their concluding assertion: "We wholeheartedly and irreversibly reject multi-racialism." Choice was the journal... More
![London Is Dying [cover title]. National Review.](/pictures/thumb/02459.jpg?v=1461770001)
Sussex: National Review, [1998?]. First edition. Glossy sheet of 11" x 14" folded once to make four pages. An assemblage of edited articles that first appeared in issue No. 32 (June, 1998) of Choice, edited by Jane Birdwood and Martin Webster. The publication's theme is spelled out on the front... More
Reedy, W Va.: Liberty Bell Publications, 1980. First edition thus. Wrappers; 28 pp. An offprint of an article, "Race and Religion," which was published in the Nov., 1980 issue of George Dietz's "The Liberty Bell." Revilo P. Oliver, writing under the nom de plume Ralph Perier, argues for the overturning... More
Liverpool, West Virginia: White Power Publications, [1976]. First edition. Perfect-bound paperback; 160 pp.; extensively illustrated. "This book outlines the terrible power which the Jews and their allies have amassed and are exercising all over the globe in every area of life." Analysis on Freemasons and Templars, China, Hitler, the Middle... More
London: The National Socialist Movement, 1964. First edition. The scarce inaugural issue of Spearhead, a British national socialist publication published by John Tyndall's Greater Britain Movement (GBM). The GBM and Spearhead emerged from the acrimonious split in the National Socialist Movement (NSM) in mid-1964 when Tyndall and the NSM's leader... More
Pine Bluff, Arkansas: White America, Inc. [1955?]. First edition. A scarce surviving mimeographed broadside (36 x 22 cm) from White America, Inc., a segregationist organization founded by railroad official, L. D. Poynter, in the heavily black city of Pine Bluff, AK, in 1955, to "perpetuate the white race and to... More