Greensboro: Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, [198-]. An 8 ½” x 11” letterhead sheet featuring a crude drawing of a mounted Klansman holding a Confederate flag, with accompanying envelope. Letterhead is Fine; the envelope is sealed due to glue aging, small dampstain to bottom corner. Letterhead from Frazier Glenn..... More
n.p., [ca. 1960s]. An 8½” x 11” sheet printed in teal and black. Logo along the top with “White Man… Fight!” along the bottom. The Fighting American Nationalists are believed to have been an American Nazi Party front group established by George Lincoln Rockwell (according to an FBI source), although..... More
Philadelphia: Youths United for Jobs, [ca. 1975]. An 8 ½” x 11” flyer mimeographed on white stock calling for a boycott of Ralph Bakshi’s film “Coonskin” under the slogan: “We need jobs, not racism; unity, not “Coonskin.” The film depicted “an African American rabbit, fox, and bear who rise to..... More
n.p., [1967?]. An 8 ½” x 11” broadside reprinting text from the “Washington Observer Newsletter” trumpeting the damaging revelations found in MLK’s FBI file, including “involvement with Communist conspirators” and his “unsavory personal conduct in Washington hotels and elsewhere.” Although there is no identifying information as to who distributed this..... More
Amsterdam: The Northern League, 1963. 4to; one sheet folded, 4 pp. + supplement laid in. A single issue of the Northern League’s monthly bulletin, which features an editorial, a letter from a Swiss reader on the influx of foreign laborers (followed by an article addressing the same), an article on..... More
Amsterdam: The Northern League, 1963. 4to; self wraps, 6 pp. + supplement laid in. A single issue of the Northern League’s monthly bulletin, which features an editorial, “Teutonic Belief in a Fixed Destiny,” a review of a booklet, “Future United Europe,” “How the National Press Distorts Racial News in America”..... More
[United Klans of America?], [197-?]. An unused but slightly soiled 10” x 3 ½” bumper sticker in opposition to the court-mandated busing that galvanized many working class white communities. Although there is no publishing information on the sticker, based on provenance this appears to have been produced and distributed by..... More
Sausalito, California: The League for Cultural Dynamics, [ca. 1960]. First edition. A fold-out pamphlet printed on coated stock. A reprint of Willis Carto’s Yockeyesque three-part article on cultural dynamics written under the pseudonym, E. L. Anderson, and originally published across three issues of his “Right” magazine, as well as Cmdr..... More
Culver City, CA: Anti-Racist Action Publishers, 2011. First edition. Tabloid newspaper format printed in black on newsprint; [8] pp. Single issue of this ARA journal, which includes an announcement of the formation of the Brown Riders Liberation Army, a lighter shade of the Black Riders Liberation Army; also, an update..... More
New York: National Renaissance Party, [196-?]. An 8½” x 11” sheet printed on recto only. Reprints a satiric article published in "The Citizen," the journal of the Citizens' Council, in which a liberal journalist tries to interview Martin Luther King, Jr. while continually being pelted by rocks from "peaceful" black..... More
[New York: New York University Christian Association], [192-]. Tall, stapled wrappers; 19 pp. Reprinted from “The Jewish Tribune.” Three presentations on the nature of prejudice, mostly related to Jews and Negroes: Harry Elmer Barnes (“Sources of Prejudice”), Irwin Edman (“Education and Understanding”) and William Biddle (“Psychology of Prejudice”). Some toning..... More
Los Angeles: National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee, [1964]. First edition. Stapled wrappers (5 ½” x 8 ¼”), 49 pp, illus. Light rubbing to wrappers, else Near Fine. Argues that HUAC perpetuates the unsubstantiated claim that the civil rights movement is Communist directed and therefore buttresses the..... More
London: Candour Publishing Company, [ca. 1968]. First edition. 12mo.; white wrappers printed in red and blue; 40 pp. The author, a solicitor, explains the passage of Britain’s Race Relations Act, 1968, and its implications for British nationalists regarding employment, housing, trade organizations, religion, goods, facilities and services, etc. His solution..... More
Sussex: British National Party. Tall trifold (6" x 12.75") printed in red and blue. Delineates the political objectives of the British National Party around immigration and race relations, the economy, employment, money & banking, defence, etc. More
San Diego: The Truth Seeker Co., 1964. First edition. Staplebound grey wrappers printed in black; 51 pp. A scarce title by the racialist author of "Impressions of a White Tourist in the Caribbean," "The New Mythology of Racial Equality," "American Race Theorists: A Critique of their Thoughts and Methods," "Race..... More
New York: The Truth Seeker Company, Inc., 1963. First edition. Red stapled wrappers; 71, [1] pp. The author records the details of his worldwide peregrinations in support of a racialist worldview and his claim that some races will never achieve what the white race has no matter what opportunity they're..... More
Dunfermline, Scotland: [The Northern League], [196-]. First edition. One sheet folded, pp. 4. Offprint from “Northern World,” the Northern League’s journal of race and culture, in which the American race theorist (and Northern League member), Byram Campbell, briefly cites the findings of Arthur de Gobineau, Alfred Adler and Sir Arthur..... More
New York: National Renaissance Party, [1963?]. An 8½” x 11” flyer on blue stock featuring a racist article by Tennessee historian, Mary Winslow Chapman, which first appeared in the April, 1963, issue of “The Citizen,” the journal of the Citizens’ Council. In her derisive article, Chapman declares, “The Negro’s problems..... More
Phoenix: Communist Party of Arizona, [ca, 1946]. An 8.5” x 11” mimeographed flyer published under the auspices of the Community Party of Arizona and calling for a mass meeting to protest the discrimination faced by Mexican-American veterans during Phoenix’s post-war housing crisis. Some white Phoenicians were incensed that the proposed..... More
Durban, South Africa: The Dolphin Press, [1972]. First edition. 8vo; wrappers, [75] pp. Light rubbing to wrappers; Sons of Liberty distribution sticker on the bottom of the title page. About Near Fine. Just over a dozen copies in WorldCat. An uncommon anti-equalitarian work, in which the authors, an Englishman and Afrikaaner..... More
San Diego: The Nationalist Observer, 1998. 4to.; stapled, glossy wrappers, 14 pp., illustrated. A single issue of Alex Curtis’ white nationalist bimonthly publication. This issue features an editorial titled, “Smothering Our Last Gasps of Freedom,” news on other white nationalist figures and organizations, a reprint of an article by Timothy..... More
San Francisco: National Socialist White Worker’s Party, 1977. First edition. Glossy, stapled wrappers (8 ½” x 11”), 16 pp., illus. A Fine copy. Only the Jewish Theological Seminary, MSU, and Kansas show holdings of any issue in WorldCat. The inaugural issue of Stormer, the organ of the National Socialist White Worker’s..... More
Columbus, GA: Richard W. Edmonds, 1957. First edition. Original printed wrappers, re-bound in plain wrappers with typed paper label affixed to the front wrapper, 104 pp. Original wrappers rubbed and soiled with some dampstaining slightly visible in the left margin of the last few pages. A dozen and a half..... More
Greenwood, Miss.: Citizens' Councils, [ca. 1957]. Stapled wrappers (4” x 9”), 18 pp. Some penciling to the bottom of the front wrapper, else Fine. A dozen copies of any edition found in WorldCat institutions. Excerpts from a Congressional subcommittee report, which finds “that the integrated school system in the District of..... More
Marietta, GA: The Truth at Last, [1999]. Tabloid format printed in red and black on newsprint, 12 pp., photographs. A single issue of Ed Fields’ long-time white nationalist newspaper and the successor to The Thunderbolt. This issue features a lengthy review of the “anti-white” movie, The Hurricane, and its subject..... More