New York: League for Peace with Justice in Palestine. 1946. 16.5x22.5 inch broadside reprinting a full-page ad that appeared in the NY Herald Tribune on August 27, 1946, quoting numerous critics of Zionism. Neatly fold-creased, otherwise very good. Some minor toning to the blank verso, which also has the penciled..... More

Cat.No: 347754

Hawthorne, CA: Omni Publications, [1973]. Ephemera. Twelve handbills/brochures, ranging from 1 to 4 pages each, all with penciled dates, else very good condition. In original 9x6 inch envelope with previous owner's address and a penciled note reading "Right wing extremist books & pams [sic], money reform." Twelve advertisements for far..... More

Cat.No: 346637

Des Plaines, IL: The 1976 Committee, [1966]. Pamphlet. 15p., stapled wraps, 5x8 inches, vertically creased, touch of rust to staples, date and "Right Wing" penciled on front wrap, else very good condition. Form letter to recipient laid in. Introduction to the Committee, which was founded in 1966 in order "to..... More

Cat.No: 290347

Washington DC: Dollar An Hour Club, 1941. Pamphlet. [8]p., wraps. 11 x 8.5 in. Two horizontal folds for mailing, as issued. With printed mailing envelope, blank membership form, and blank presidential nomination form. Includes a postcard with a long typed message urging adoption of “righteous credit” to combat communism, Fascism..... More

Cat.No: 322703

New Rochelle, NY: America's Future, Inc., 1958, 1961. Two issues of the staplebound digest quarterly, 15 and 14 pages respectively, light handling. Reviews of books for right-wing "patriots." More

Cat.No: 253303

New York: The Alliance, Inc., 1956. Pamphlet. Six panel brochure, 3.75x8.5 inches, "Anti-Communist" penciled on front panel, date penciled on rear panel, else very good condition. Form letter to supporters with facsimile signature of Alliance President Archibald B. Roosevelt (one of Theodore Roosevelt's sons) laid in. More

Cat.No: 320708

n.p. League for the Preservation of American Independence, n.d. 5.5x5.5 inch leaflet, some toning at upper left, otherwise very good. The isolationist League formed in March 1919, in opposition to Woodrow Wilson's internationalist perspective. Among the principles listed here are preservation of the Monroe Doctrine, freedom from "entangling alliances," and..... More

Cat.No: 347905

Washington, D.C. John Basil Barnhill, 1914. Last issue of the slender journal, 16p., crinkled with a piece torn out of the margin on the front cover (no text loss), staple rusted, a reading copy. The individualist anarchist editor adopts a more classically conservative perspective on such issues as inheritance taxes..... More

Cat.No: 257207

Chicago: The American Guard; Olov Edvin Tietzow, 1937. 8.5x18 inch broadside, horizontal fold crease, some toning at top and bottom edges, otherwise very good. PO Box for correspondence rubberstamped twice. On the verso is a penned note giving the Muscatine, Iowa address from which it had been mailed to the..... More

Cat.No: 338981

Belmont, MA: The John Birch Society, 1979. 4 panel brochure, 5.5x8.5 inches, front panel lightly toned along top edge, else very good condition. "If an enemy set out to destroy the United States, we doubt that he could find a better way to do it than by denying our nation..... More

Cat.No: 340975

Los Angeles: Conservative Party of California; Howard Jarvis, publisher, 1963-64. Two issues of the official publication of the state's Conservative Party, 8.5x11 inches, on newsprint; evenly toned, mild edgewear. Mixture of local news and commentary on broader subjects. Accusations of fraud at the Long Beach Fair, military weakness against the..... More

Cat.No: 255117

Washington DC: American System Council, 1940. Pamphlet. 68p. staplebound booklet, pencil notation on verso of front wrap, staples rusted, else very good, 4x5.5 inches. Explanation of the American government and way of life, with an emphasis on personal freedom, free enterprise, the family, and Christianity. More

Cat.No: 336938

Chicago: Citizens Keep America Out of War Committee, [1941]. Label gummed on the front, for posting in windows; receipt date of August 1941 rubberstamped on the blank reverse, otherwise very good. Avery Brundage, US Olympics executive, was chairman of the isolationist Citizens Keep America Out of War Committee. The group..... More

Cat.No: 342931