Toledo: Editorial Católica Toledana, 1939. 56p., second edition, wraps, wraps edgeworn, pages lightly toned, staples rusted else good condition. Text in Spanish. On the siege of the Alcazar in Toledo in 1936. Celebrates Francisco Franco and Colonel Moscardo, the Nationalist commander who held off Republican forces during the siege... More

Cat.No: 24274

New York: Civil Rights Congress, 1947. 46p., staplebound pamphlet, minor wear. *Seidman C179. More

Cat.No: 33555

Washington, D.C. John Basil Barnhill, 1912. First issue of the slender journal, 16p., blank margins of front and back pages have silverfish holes, but text complete; a reading copy. This issue contains essays reprinted from other authors including A.J. Balfour, former British Prime Minister, alleging fallacies and self-defeating weaknesses of..... More

Cat.No: 257440

Lemon Grove, CA: William K. Shearer, 1984. Four-page newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, creased and crinkled from handling else good condition. Issued to supporters of the American Independent Party, this issue is devoted to the presidential campaign of the Populist ticket of Bob Richards and Maureen Kennedy Salaman. More

Cat.No: 196325

Los Angeles: Conservative Party of California; Howard Jarvis, publisher, 1964. Single issue of the official publication of the state's Conservative Party, 16p., 8.5x11 inches, on newsprint; evenly toned, very good. Mixture of local news and commentary on broader subjects. Alleges that military weakness against the USSR is a socialist Democratic..... More

Cat.No: 255118

Kinston, NC: Bamboo Connection, 1988. 16p., tabloid format newspaper, horizontal fold. Argues that there was evidence of living POWs still in Southeast Asia and that the government should pursue the matter; also covers other veteran-related issues. More

Cat.No: 244660

New Orleans: The Independent American, 1966. Eight-panel leaflet, very good. Tax Fax No. 77. "Has the Negro bloc vote 'captured' LBJ?" More

Cat.No: 254789

New York: New York Civil Liberties Union, 1957. 11p., wraps, 4x9 inches, touch of rust to staples else very good condition. On an anticommunist law passed during the Korean War, due to expire in 1957. More

Cat.No: 135808

Washington DC: Liberty Lobby, 1985. 50p., staplebound pocketbook format, very good but for red underlining under "Handbook for jurors" in the table of contents. Mostly reprints of standard documents like the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution; the Handbook for Jurors argues that a member of the jury can vote..... More

Cat.No: 226050

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

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

Washington: the Foundation, [1989]. Paperback. 81p., very good first edition trade paperback in white printed wraps. Occasional Paper #29. More

Cat.No: 166519