N.pl. n.pub. [circa 1970]. 264p., wraps faded along the spine else very good condition. Anonymous reprint of the 1920 edition. Introduction by H. A. Gwynne, Appendix by Nesta Webster. Reprints series of articles from the Morning Post that alleged that Jews and Freemasons were behind the communist movement. Sees the..... More

Cat.No: 300391

Jackson, MS: Citizens' Councils of America, 1974. Single issue of the slender digest-sized pro-segregation monthly, 31p., lower left corner stained. The neo-Confederate journal stood for "States rights and racial integrity." Cover story is sociologist professor Tommy Roger's "analysis" of how the Brown decision had harmed the US through its erosion..... More

Cat.No: 264673

Union, NJ: Common Sense, [1956]. Newspaper. 4-page brochure in tabloid newspaper format, year penciled at top, paper toned. More

Cat.No: 278261

Washington: GPO, 1952. Paperback. Complete in two parts, staplebound paperback volumes, pp. 2711-3271. Very good. Hearings before the Committee on Un-American Activities, House of Representatives, Eighty-Second Congress, second session. Includes the testimony of a Michigan State Police spy who joined the party; he discusses how he infiltrated the group and..... More

Cat.No: 286547

Washington DC: GPO, 1951-1952. Paperback. Three volumes, 133, 67, 80 pages respectively, staplebound booklets; first has a penciled note on cover indicating receipt from Sen. Humphrey. Minor wear, generally very good. Includes material on the United Office and Professional Workers of America, the Tobacco, Agricultural, and Allied Workers of America..... More

Cat.No: 286888

New York: America's Future, [1959]. Pamphlet. 23p., stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, touch of rust to staples front wrap lightly foxed along stapled edge else good condition. An America's Future Pamphlet. "Communism succeeds because people don't bother to learn what communists want... and how they operate" - cover. More

Cat.No: 124141

Washington DC: Young Americans for Freedom, 1965. Pamphlet. 11p., staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches, staples rusted, front wrap unevenly toned, "right wing" penciled on front wrap else very good condition. Reprints three articles on urban planning, electing conservative candidates to city council positions, and "tough on crime" policing. Reprinted from The..... More

Cat.No: 283386

Shreveport, LA: the newspaper, 1974. [16p.], tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned, mildly worn, slightly musty. Single issue of the far-right newspaper, including an Oswald conspiracy article. More

Cat.No: 202446

Shreveport, LA: the newspaper, 1971. [12p.], tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned, mildly worn. Single issue of the far-right newspaper, including pieces on various communist conspiracy theories, and an article claiming that indigenous stone monuments in the Americas were actually built by red-headed Europeans. More

Cat.No: 220482

Miami: Cuban American National Foundation, 1993. 64p., 5.25x8.25 inches, photos, very good first edition booklet in stapled black pictorial wraps. More

Cat.No: 106233

San Francisco: Operation Counterforce, no date, circa 1960. 56p., staplebound 10x7 inch plain printed wraps, slight offset soil with mild crimping near staples. Homegrown political notions assuming, in the beginning of this text, a paternal understanding why people espouse various politics; this high-mindedness quickly disperses. The anonymous author purposes to..... More

Cat.No: 148903

Pasadena, CA: Institute for Special Research, n.d. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed one side, yellowing and edgewear else very good condition. Illustration of a blindfolded man in portrait; promotes a report published by the group alleging Red infiltration of the educational establishment. More

Cat.No: 136174

New York: AWARE, Inc., 1954. 3p., 8.5x14 inch mimeographed sheets stapled at corner, fold-creased, toned. In regard to the broadcast commentator Davis' receipt of the award, argues that the award and those in charge of it are tainted with communist associations. More

Cat.No: 255181