Dublin: Printed by Br. James Forrest, 1885. First edition. 8vo; orange printed wrappers, 46, [2] pp. The Orange Institution of Ireland “is composed of Protestants, united and resolved to the utmost of their power to support and defend the rightful Sovereign, the Protestant Religion, the Laws of the Realm, the... More
New Milford, NJ: Maranatha Press, 1972. Tabloid format printed on newsprint, 4 pp, photographs. A promotional piece announcing Jesus Joy!, a Jesus movement musical event featuring Maranatha, Rock Garden, Danny Taylor, Andrae Croch and the Disciples, and Lillian Parker. In Jeanne DeFazio's Berkeley Street Theatre: How Improvisation and Street Theater... More
n.p., n.d. Two-sided 8½” x 11” flyer photocopied on pink stock. Details on how technology in concert with the financial and bureaucratic systems are preparing the way for the anti-Christ’s return and the imprinting of the mark of the beast on an unsuspecting public. Cites direct deposit, EFT, phone cards... More
![How Red Is the Federal [National] Council of Churches? American Council of Christian Laymen.](/pictures/thumb/05935.jpg?v=1539051862)
Madison, Wisconsin: American Council of Christian Laymen, ©1959. One sheet printed in red and black, folded to make six panels. List of members of the Federal [National] Council of Churches "who have aided and abetted God-hating, un-American organizations" and "some of the red groups they have aided." Stamp of "The... More
Nashville, Tenn.; Dallas, Tex.; Richmond, VA.: Publishing House of the M. E. Church, South, 1912. First edition. Octavo. Brown cloth stamped in gilt; 359 pp.; photographic frontis of the author with tissue guard; portrait photographs throughout. A Very Good copy with some wear to spine ends and along the top... 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
Sacramento: Jos. M. Anderson, Printer, 1906. First edition. 12mo; stapled, yellow wrappers printed in black and red, 17 pp. An early and scarce publication from the congregationalist pastor, scholar and theologian, Rev. Henry Kendall Booth (1876-1942), who recounts the Biblical story of the apostle Paul and the slave Onesimus. Booth... More
Los Angeles: American Prophetic League, [n.d., ca. 1950s]. Small stapled wrappers (3½” x 6"), 30 pp. An anti-Catholic pamphlet from the evangelical pastor, Keith L. Brooks, who employs a question-and-answer format to investigate the anti-Christian doctrines of Catholicism. Staples oxidized, else a Near Fine copy. More
Chicago: The Bible Institute Colportage Ass'n, 1937. First edition. 12mo.; stapled wrappers, 72 pp. A warning to Christians about the modern, Communistic, "philosophically unscriptural" "social gospel" movement engineered by Satan. A Near Fine, beautifully printed, copy. More
![The Ark of Noah [cover title]. Dr. Ralph CRAWFORD, Pastor David F. WEBBER.](/pictures/thumb/05660.jpg?v=1533950163)
Oklahoma City: The Southwest Radio Church of the Air, [ca. 1969]. First edition. 8vo; stapled wrappers, 16 pp. Includes two articles, both titled “The Search for Noah’s Ark,” which discuss the evidence of wood found on Mt. Ararat as proof of Noah’s Ark and thus the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy... More
Merrimac, Mass.: Destiny Publishers, 1947. 8vo; stapled grey wrappers printed in black, 23 pp. Offprint from Howard Rand’s “Destiny” magazine, in which the author opposes the modernist and fundamentalist tendencies within the Protestant church and their “fellowship of faiths” approach which leads to atheism and totalitarianism. Jews are implicated in... More
Haverhill, Mass.: Destiny Publishers, 1946. 8vo; grey stapled wrappers printed in red, 30, [2] pp. Offprint from Howard Rand’s “Destiny” magazine, in which the author explains how the writings of the Bible came into existence, how they were selected for inclusion, and how they’ve been passed down through the centuries... More
Haverhill, Mass.: Destiny Publishers, 1944. 8vo; stapled wrappers, 40 pp. Offprint from Howard Rand’s “Destiny” magazine, in which the author uses Blake’s “Jerusalem” poem to investigate the claim that Jesus visited Britain, which would further support the British-Israel position that Anglo-Saxons are the chosen ones. Slight toning to wrappers, else... More
![Jesus Speaks [INSCRIBED]. Robert Lee DOUGHERTY.](/pictures/thumb/05578.jpg?v=1532192043)
Redlands, California: Published by the author, 1938. First edition. 12mo; stapled, blue card wrappers with blue linen tape spine, 41 pp. Inscribed by the author below his name on the title page. An obscure, self-published book by a California pastor who provides an account of Jesus’ life and teachings through... More
Boston: Press of Wm. A. Carrie & Co., 1901. First edition. Octavo (23 cm); 57 pp.; [11] leaves of plates : illustrations, facsimile, portraits. Original brown wrappers printed in black. Some light chipping to corners and edges; a thin ribbon of dampstaining across half the text block, although not affecting... More
![The Discerner, Vol. II, No. 5; Vol. III, Nos. 2-3, 5-6, 9-10, 12; Vol. IV, No. 2; Vol. VIII, Nos. 3-8 [15 issues]. Editorial Committee.](/pictures/thumb/02928.jpg?v=1509131645)
Minneapolis: Religion Analysis Service, Inc., 1957-75. First edition. A broken run of fifteen issues of the Religion Analysis Service's "interdenominational heresy-exposing quarterly." The RAS seeks to expose "false teachings," including Christian Science, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Christian Identity, occult practices such as automatic writing, but also liberalism, modernism, etc. All issue... More
Grand Rapids: Radio Bible Class, 1979. First edition. Mass market paperback, 126, [2] pp. From the rear cover: “This book surveys Israel’s history, looks at Israel today, and examines the prophetic Scriptures about her future.” An uncommon work of Bible prophecy with no other copies in commerce and less than... More
New York: American Council of Christian Churches, 1950. Revised. 12mo; plain, stapled wrappers, 24 pp. First published in 1948 by the Fundamentalist pastor, Garman accuses the Federal Council of anti-Americanism, near-Communism, and of being anti-Christian. The Federal Council (or National Council of the Churches of Christ) became a frequent target... More
Washington, D. C.: The Christian Press Bureau, 1944. First edition. Small 8vo; stapled, illustrated wrappers, 40 pp. One of a slew of titles authored by the fundamentalist Christian and anti-Communist, Dan Gilbert. Situates Stalin and Communist expansionism with Biblical prophecy and the central role of Palestine and Zionism. In 1962... More
Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan Publishing House, 1944. First edition. Small 8vo; stapled, illustrated wrappers, 44 pp. Gilbert contends that thanks to Satan’s cunning, Hirohito will not be tried for war crimes and will lead his “yellow horde” against Christian nations in a third world war. One of a number of... More
Haverhill, Mass.: Destiny Publishers, 1943. 8vo; stapled wrappers, 40 pp. Offprint from two issues of Howard Rand’s “Destiny” magazine, in which the author examines the names of God as they are introduced and used in the Scriptures. An uncommon Destiny title and appears to have originally been published by the... More
Englewood, Colorado: Soldiers of the Cross, 1963. Quarto; stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers; 15 pp.; illus. The publication of Kenneth Goff’s Soldiers of the Cross. This issue features Goff’s editorial on Cuba, the Soviet Union, and other Communist bogeymen. A lengthy article by Goff’s wife, Dorothy, on her conversion from socialist to... More
Englewood, Colorado: Soldiers of the Cross, 1962. 4to.; stapled, illustrated wrappers; 15 pp.; illus. The publication of Kenneth Goff’s Soldiers of the Cross. This issue features Goff’s editorial on the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Soviets, an article by Donald H. Gill, “From Castro to Christ,” about the conversion to... More
Englewood, Colorado: Soldiers of the Cross, 1962. 4to.; stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers; 15 pp.; illus. The publication of Kenneth Goff’s Soldiers of the Cross. This issue features a lengthy editorial by Goff on baby eating in Red China, black revolutionary, Robert Williams, as a Castro agent, and the case of Robert... More
n.p., n.d. First edition. Saddle-stapled orange wrappers with crude illustration of Elijah the Prophet to the front cover; 45 pp. Biblical prophecy concerning the return of Elijah the Prophet and the establishment of a new economic order. Broken up into five chapters; it appears as though another five chapters were... More