![The Consortium for Independent Journalism [29 issues]](/pictures/thumb/216268.jpg?v=1498706454)
Arlington, VA: the Consortium, 1995. Twenty-nine issues of the staplebound 8.5x11 inch newsletter, very good, many with mailing label and stamp on rear cover. Issues present are vol. 1 nos. 1-10, 13, 20-23, 26; Vol. 2 nos. 1-9, 17, 18, 21 and 23. Describes itself as "The Web's first investigative... More
Cat.No: 216268
![The International Communist Conspiracy and its Origins [folding chart]](/pictures/thumb/186846.jpg?v=1510380599)
Riverside, IL: The Paul Revere Committee, 1971. 4x11 inch brochure unfolding to an 11x15.5 inch chart outlining the alleged genealogy of revolutionary forces and their underlying Secret Societies, going back to the Freemasons. Fourth printing. The chart is reprinted from Nesta Webster's 1922 "World Revolution, the plot against civilization," with... More
Cat.No: 186846
n.p. International Committee of the Fourth International, 1976. 20p., tabloid newspaper format, horizontal fold, evenly toned. Accuses the two SWP figures of masquerading as Trotskyists while actually serving the Soviet secret police. More
Cat.No: 217131
Los Angeles: the tabloid, 1976. Folio leaves folded to 40p., 15 x 12 inches, folded again to tabloid size. Black & white photoillustration (snapshot living-room erotica) and decorative 'psychedelic' lettering / borders, monochrome tints to outer leaf. Outer leaf is quite rubbed along spine fold, otherwise general handling wear and... More
Cat.No: 73290
Belmont, MA: The Review of the News, 1968. 8p., wraps. Reprint of "Analysis" article from the April 24, 1968 issue of Review of the News, as a separate pamphlet. John Birch Society perspective arguing that Martin Luther King Jr. might have been killed because he was no longer useful to his communist manipulators. More
Cat.No: 179776
Washington DC: National Republic, [1953]. Four-page newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, very good. This issue, headlined “UNESCO prods educators to brainwash American youth,” is devoted to UNESCO and the “internationalization” on the educational curriculum, arguing that under UN influence American children are having their patriotic inclinations squashed in favor of creeping one-worldism... More
Cat.No: 196628
![Notes from the Borderland [three issues: 1, 2, 5]](/pictures/thumb/193843.jpg?v=1514167841)
London: Larry O'Hara, 1997-2003. Three issues of the 8x11.5 inch, large-format zine focusing on parapolitics (hidden conspiracies, covert operations). 35, 43, and 63 pages respectively, the last issue with crinkled cover. On government infiltration of left groups, spies in UFOlogy, and more. More
Cat.No: 193843
Torrance: Noontide Press, 1979. 170p., paperback, wraps mildly shelfworn; spine bumped at top, many black and white illustrations. Second edition of this Holocaust denial tract, this time citing William N. Grimstad as the research editor. More
Cat.No: 225104
Redondo Beach: Project "Each Reach One" 1962. Single leaf folded once to make four 8.5 x 11 inch "bond" panels. Filagree borders, green, red, blue and black inks on white ground, about 500 words of text, very good aside from fold creases. Elaborate rightist humor, reasonably good visual parody of... More
Cat.No: 67467
Washington, D. C: AFL-CIO, 1973. vi, 164p., semi-coated paperstock in staplebound lightly soiled and faded wraps, else very good. "This report was prepared under the direction of a committee appointed at the August 1, 1973, meeting of the AFL-CIO executive council. The members of the committee are: John H. Lyons... More
Cat.No: 59557
Moscow: Military Publishing House, 1984. 93p., coated paperstock, color photos, 10 x 8 inch wraps; very good. Third edition (expanded). Charges the US with first-strike intent and planning. More
Cat.No: 217283
Moscow: Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, 1982. Paperback. 78p. originally published in this translation by the Military Publishing House / USSR Ministry of Defense in 1 large size with color plates, this smaller version measuring 8 1/2 inches ta;; by 6 1/2 inches wide has one one color chart and... More
Cat.No: 215683
Moscow: Military Publishing House, USSR Ministry of Defense, 1982. 77p., coated paperstock, color photos, linedrawn maps throughout, 10 x 8 inch wraps; mild edgewear, sticker shadow on flyleaf. Plates reproduced from US sources, fighter planes, a variety of missiles, other weaponry and support vehicles, a handy assemblage. Text charges US... More
Cat.No: 68037
New York: [Youth International Party], 1978. Newspaper. 31p. tabloid format newspaper folded to 8.25x11.25 inches as issued, paper slightly browned. Centerfold poster for Festival of Life in Chicago with an emphasis on freeing Abbie Hoffman, two 11.5x16.25 color posters for benefits for Abbie Hoffman included (not part of the pagination)... More
Cat.No: 197752
New York: Deep Cover Books, 1981. x, 101, 87, 16p., documents in facsimile; 8.5 x 5.5 inch decorated wraps, first softbound edition (there was simultaneous hardcover issue), lightly shelfworn wraps, interior unmarked. Discusses the "paper" that alleges "communist interference in El Salvador." Reproduces text of the State Department forgery. More
Cat.No: 58530
Hereford, AZ: A.A. Allen, 1954. 81p. plus ads, slender paperback, cover art showing a skeleton embracing the US while the Statue of Liberty looks on. Pages evenly toned. Subtitle: "Will Russia invade America?" Allen was a major promoter of interracial revivals in the 1950s. He introduces this booklet as a.... More
Cat.No: 217361
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, [1970]. 32p., wraps. Reprint of two articles from American Opinion magazine. More
Cat.No: 127303
San Francisco: Ignatius Press, 1987. Paperback. xii, 253p., second edition with supplement, trade paperback in wraps. More
Cat.No: 31847
Boston: B M B Publishing Company, 1967. 170p., softbound illustrated with documents in facsimile and a portrait of author explaining a pie-chart; first edition in plain printed grey wraps over a staplebound text-block; staples are rusting, with a little migration, textblock is crimped along the spine panel (related to being... More
Cat.No: 199930
Arlington, VA: Columbia Publishing Company, 1967. 91p., ads, third printing of this staplebound booklet first issued in 1965 with slightly shorter pagination, mild handling soil. Fresh from the nonpartisan insights of his "Guns of the Regressive Right," a shrewd JFK assassination scenario, Beale relapses into fretful anticommunism. More
Cat.No: 112224
New York: Pathfinder Press, 1969. 31p., staplebound pamphlet, covers unevenly toned. Suggests FBI and police involvement in the killing. More
Cat.No: 213449
New York: Pathfinder Press, 1976. Mass Market Paperback. 196p., first edition, pocketsize wraps, paper yellowing. Suggests FBI and police involvement in the killing. More
Cat.No: 136277
[New York]: Vintage/Chelsea House Book, 1968. vi, 409p. worn wraps. More
Cat.No: 53917
New York: William Morrow and Company, 1998. Hardcover. xxv, 372p., first edition clothbacked boards in dj, very good copy that Tony Brown has signed in inkpen opposite the title page. More
Cat.No: 180530
no city, Ca: Prevailing Winds Research, 1991. Paperback. 119p., softbound in 11x8.5 inch copyshop wraps with binders-tape spine over printed yellow covers; mildest edgewear, back cover has some offset toning, entirely clean within, a very good copy. Reprints of four articles published in Krassner's Realist magazine. More
Cat.No: 199932
