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[Waynesville, NC?: New Beginnings?], [1981?]. A scarce Christian Identity map depicting Israelite migrations as the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy. The recto features a large map showing “Israel’s tribal migrations to ‘the appointed place’ in the West” along with commentary on the distinction between the House of Israel (Anglo-Saxons, Celts, Germans... More
London: The Britons Publishing Society, 1936. First edition. 8vo.; stapled, blue wrappers printed in black; 15, [1] pp. The bible of the Britons was the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and in this pamphlet they critically analyze excerpts to demonstrate the Satanic Jewish plot for World Conquest. The thus-far... More
[London]: British Union. First edition. 5½” x 8¼” handbill printed on thin stock. An early British Union of Fascists handbill advertising a series of meetings to address “alien Jewish immigration into Britain.” Featured speakers include Mick Clarke (one of the BUF’s leading orators), [Joan] Morgan (the British film star), [Thomas... More
London: T. Werner Laurie Ltd., [1922]. First edition. 12mo.; red cloth lettered in black, 160 pp. Although he claims at the outset, “I am not one of those who see a Jew in every bush,” the British journalist and poet, Thomas William Hodgson Crosland, sees them everywhere in British society... 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
New York: Edmondson Services, 1936. First edition. Stapled, grey wrappers printed in black, 8 pp. A scarce pamphlet from the indefatigable anti-Semitic propagandist, Robert E. Edmondson, who defines true Americanism as patriotic individualism and contrasts it with German, Italian, Spanish and Japanese nationalism. He then rails against the "'Red' Roosevelt... 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
Marietta, GA: The Truth at Last, [198-]. First edition. 8vo; stapled, glossy wrappers, 36 pp, illus. With an introduction by the publisher, Dr. E. R. Fields. A compendium of assiduously selected quotes about Jews with the aim of aligning some of history’s most important figures with the anti-Semitic Right. Includes... More
Savannah, GA: The Thunderbolt, Inc. 1970. Tabloid format printed in black on newsprint, 12 pp., illus. A single issue of the National States Rights Party’s paper edited by the tireless white nationalist, Edward Fields. Much of the content of this issue is devoted to school integration. Centerfold list of ‘Fifty... More
Westminster: Issued by F. Hill, [1938]. First edition. One sheet folded to make 4 pp, illus. An offprint from “Action,” weekly organ of the British Union of Fascists concerning an article in “The American Hebrew,” “the official organ of American Jewry.” The article, “Will Eili, Eili Triumph Over Horst Wessel?,”... More
Liverpool: White Power Publications, 1976. First edition. 8vo; stapled wrappers with swastika to front wrapper, 20 pp, one photograph of Adolf Hitler to terminal page. Two excerpted chapters from Heinz A. Heinz's "Germany's Hitler" on how German Socialism under Hitler is different from Marxian Socialism. Published by George Dietz's White... More
London: Labour Research Department, 1935. First edition. 16mo; small, stapled wrappers, 15 pp. The left wing Labour Research Department traces Mosley’s family history, his education and early political aspirations, and his move toward fascism and the brutality meted out by BUF blackshirts. Includes many quotations from Mosley taken from fascist... More
London: M.C.P. Publications, [1938]. First edition. 8vo; stapled yellow wrappers printed in black, 36 pp. A continuation of Lane's best known work, The Alien Menace, in which he outlines the Bolshevization of Britain through the "Hidden Hand" of organized Jewry. Lane explains how the Kahal/Cahilla (the ruling council of World... More
Metairie, Louisiana: Sons of Liberty. Reprint. Stapled and photocopied reprint; 10 pp.; one illustration. Outlines the IFL's agricultural policy, which concludes: "We do not underestimate the demands which will be made on the best brains in Britain to achieve the organisation necessay for these rapid reforms. But with the National... More
Guildford, Surrey: Published by the author, 1947. Second edition. Textured, stapled wrappers (23 cm) printed in black & red; viii, 124 pp. An expanded version of the first edition in which Leese refutes the many reasons provided for England’s entry into WWII, maintaining that it was solely based on Jewish... More
London: The I.F.L. Printing & Publishing Co. 1938. First edition. Wraps. 8vo.; stapled grey wrappers printed in black, [7], 2-57, [1] pp. Leese's defiant booklet on Jewish ritual murder published after he'd served six months for libel for anti-Semitic content in his newspaper "The Fascist." Leese traces the history of... More
Merrimac, Massachusetts: Destiny Publishers. Stapled wrappers, 15 pp. A pamphlet by the rabid anti-Communist and Christian Identity adherent, Lt. Col. Gordon “Jack” Mohr, who argues against the designation of Jews as God’s chosen people. Mohr peppers his argument with Biblical passages and perpetuates the Jews-as-the “synagogue of Satan” exegesis. Published... More
Ramsbury, Wilts: Mosley Publications, 1947. First edition. Twelvemo (19 mm x 13 mm). Khaki cloth with black-titling to spine; 313, [7] pp. Mosley published this book after spending most of WWII interned with other leading British fascists. In it, he outlines his alternative for Europe: the unification of European peoples... More
Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, 1947. First edition. 12mo. Blue cloth lettered in black to spine; 313, [6] pp.; dust jacket. Mosley published this book after spending most of WWII interned with other leading British fascists. Organized in two sections, the 'Analysis of Failure' and the 'Construction of Achievement', Mosley outlines his... More
Ramsbury, Wilts. Mosley Publications, [1949]. First edition. Plain, saddle-stapled wrappers printed in black; 11, [1] pp. After being interned for most of WWII, Mosley founded the Union Movement by joining three disparate groups: the 18b detainees' aid fund, the League of ex-Servicemen and the Mosley Book Clubs. This pamphlet, the... More
[London]: Euphorion Books, 1958. First edition. Octavo. Blue cloth boards with silver-stamped spine; iii, 147 pp.; dust jacket. Mosley's economic and political plan for a unified Europe. Boards just slightly bowed, else Fine. In a Near Fine, slightly rubbed, dust jacket. More
[London]: British Union of Fascists. 8vo; stapled wrappers, 11 pp. An abridged version of Mosley’s "The Greater Britain," in which he outlines fascism’s arrival in Great Britain and the principles and customs that characterize it. “It is the creed of men who have determined that Britain shall live and shall... More
London: B. U. F. Publications Ltd. 1936. First edition. Original, stiff card wrappers printed in black; unpaginated [65 pp.]. Following the Olympia violence perpetrated by BUF stewards in 1934, membership precipitously declined and Mosley was forced to double his propaganda efforts to win new members. Here he poses and then... More
Omaha: Congress of Freedom, [1959]. No Binding. One sheet of paper folded to make six 8.5" x 11" panels. An address delivered by Classics professor and right wing ideologue, Revilo P. Oliver, at the 8th Annual Congress of Freedom, Colorado Springs, CO, on April 9, 1959. Oliver tackles a number... More
Beverly Hills, Calif.: American Rangers, [1939]. First edition. Tall, stapled wrappers (ca. 24 x 10 cm), 11 pp. The published interview of Jack H. Peyton, an active Klansman and founder of the American Rangers, by Dies Committee investigator, James Steedman. In his preface, Peyton claims the Rangers are undertaking their... More