Race and reason; a Yankee...
Putnam, Carleton
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Washington: People for the American Way, 1997. Paperback. 112p., introduction, notes, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. More
Cat.No: 107866
Riverside, CA: Republican Central Committee, [1964]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, some toning and edgewear. Goldwater campaign item about Americans for Democratic Action, described as abetting the Communist Party. More
Cat.No: 254524
New York: Bureau of Research and Survey, National Council of Churches of Christ of the United States of America, 1964. 12p. newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, vertical fold. This issue devoted to analysis and critique of the far right, including reviews of relevant books. More
Cat.No: 258730
n.p. [1957?]. Handbill. Handbill printed on both sides, 5.5x8 inches, with B&W photo of Chief Justice Earl Warren standing beside Dr. Louis Finkelstein, chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary. Below the photo and on the reverse is text from a NY Times report by Louis Amper, with portions strategically underlined..... More
Cat.No: 122284
Indianapolis: American Legion, National Defense Division, 1947. Pamphlet. Twelve panel brochure, 3.75x6.75 inches, illus., very good condition. Advocates Universal Military Training. More
Cat.No: 278773
[Indianapolis]: American Legion, [1945]. Pamphlet. Sixteen panel brochure, 4x8.75 inches, date penciled on rear wrap else every good condition. More
Cat.No: 284053
St. Louis, MO: Patriotic Tract Society, [1948]. Handbill. 2.5x4 inch leaflet, very good. Year of receipt (1948) penciled on blank reverse. Quotes an alleged statement made in a 1920 issue of The American Hebrew claiming Jewish credit for the Russian revolution. More
Cat.No: 288399
n.p. the Coalition, [1978-?]. 1.25 inch diameter pin showing a high-heeled boot kicking to the right. The National Consumer Coalition was an industry-friendly group that promoted free market solutions to consumer issues. More
Cat.No: 236028
Los Angeles: Keep America Committee, 1967. 11x8.5 leaflet, neatly creased from folding. Pro-segregation article stating that the 14th amendment is a fraud. The Keep America Committee reprinted articles and sent them to a large mailing list around the country, in a pre-social media form of propaganda. More
Cat.No: 255195
New York: Peninsular News Service, [1938]. 8p., stapled wraps, 6 x 9 inches, lightly worn and soiled, first and last pages unevenly toned else very good condition. The franquist charter. More
Cat.No: 39386
Washington DC: Libertarian Review, 1975-76. Four issues of the publication, the latter two in tabloid newspaper format; mild toning and wear. Issues present are vol. 4 nos. 6 and 11, vol. 5 nos. 2 and 3. Reviews of books, with contributors including Murray Rothbard, David Brudnoy, and George Will. More
Cat.No: 251616
Harrison, Arkansas: Kingdom Identity Ministries, n.d. Six-panel brochure, 3.75x8.5 inches, very good condition. Christian Identity tract, arguing that marriage licenses originated as an effort to contravene anti-miscegenation rules and are therefore anti-God. Back panel has a form for ordering a "Contract of Holy Matrimony" to be used instead of a...... More
Cat.No: 199596
San Francisco: Solidarity Publications, 1982. Pamphlet. 58p., 5.5x8.5 inches, photos, chart, line maps, very good first edition booklet in stapled black wraps. More
Cat.No: 169405
Dallas, TX: [American Nazi Party], [196-]. Postcard. 5.5x8.5 inch postcard, 56 lines of small font text on reverse, cartoon of policeman carrying male protester out of bathroom on address side; very good. No issuer named, but the address for ordering more copies is the Dallas PO box used by the..... More
Cat.No: 288356
New York: National Economic Council, [1953]. Pamphlet. 15p. staplebound pamphlet, rear cover partly toned, otherwise very good. A defense of, and paean to, the lawyer and insurance executive who founded the National Economic Council. Secretary of State Harold L. Ickes had described Hart as a bigot and one of the..... More
Cat.No: 287665
n.p. n.d. Pamphlet. 4p. brochure, 4.75x8.5 inches, couple tiny holes in the margin, otherwise very good. Anonymously printed text in the form of a fictitious message from the leader of the world Jewish conspiracy. "Rejoice, fellow Israelites, we shall soon pen the rest of the goy livestock in the barnyard..... More
Cat.No: 288375
Dusseldorf, Germany: Veli Kajum-Khan, 1953-73. Thirty-one issues of the slender journal, staplebound in wraps, generally very good with occasional pen markings; no. 87 is in English, with minor edge stains, the remainder are in "Turkestanian," written in Romanized script, these being nos. 92, 95-113, 115-122, 124, 126131, and thrown in..... More
Cat.No: 198358
Washington DC: National Republic, [1953]. Newsletter. Four-page newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, two fold-creases from being folded in thirds for mailing else 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..... More
Cat.No: 196628
Washington DC: Young Americans for Freedom, 1964. 23p., staplebound magazine, very good. Right-wing periodical targeting college students. Much coverage of the Goldwater campaign. More
Cat.No: 251330
n.p. [1957-?]. 6.75x8.5 inch sheet of pink paper, faintly fold-creased, with mimeographed text of a racist poem, based on "Twas the Night Before Christmas," lamenting the integration of schools in Little Rock. "Ol' Ike had orders / To mix up the schools / But Ol' Faubus said, 'Hold it /..... More
Cat.No: 246380
New York: Committee to Uphold Immigration Standards, [1938]. Broadside. 11x19 inch broadside, creased from having been folded into thirds, edgewear at right, some toning. Receipt date of April 1938 penned in lower right corner. One of the many groups that sprang up to prevent the US from accepting Jewish refugees..... More
Cat.No: 288231
Pacifica: Committee for Higher Standards, [1991?]. Two 8.5x11 inch sheets printed one side each and stapled at upper-left corner, very good. Position paper from a Right-wing organization in Pacifica who took exception to Dr. Uribe's Project 10 formed in 1984 to aid teens in dealing with coming out, sexually transmitted..... More
Cat.No: 240821
Dallas, TX: 1955. 6p., 8.5x14 inch mimeographed sheets folded for mailing; paper toned, address label on the back. Devoted to the crusade against the alleged communistic infiltration of churches. More
Cat.No: 255182
New Orleans: The Independent American, 1965. Ten-panel leaflet, very good. Tax Fax No. 62. States that Johnson's proposed immigration reforms would assault American workers by inviting cheap competition, while "unlimited, non-quota Orientals and Negroes would be allowed." States that the law would also welcome communist agents and the insane. More
Cat.No: 254786
n.p. n.pub. [ca. 1942]. 60p., 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheets stapled at upper left corner; pages toned, cover sheet foxed. Also included is a smaller 18-page packet listing dozens of individuals and the basis for linking them with Communist groups; the cover sheet is loose but present. Issued after Congressman Wigglesworth's..... More
Cat.No: 228647
Danger! Warning! Pro-Stalin politicians and alien-minded traitors in cooperation with...
Perkins, J.E.
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