Right-wing
This section includes books and ephemera from the conservative movement and the far right, including many items that may be (and should be) found offensive by our customers, such as racist and anti-Semitic publications. Someone needs to preserve this historical record!
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The truth about the Federal Council of Churches
New York: Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1950. 31p., very good in wraps. Defense of the organization against conservative charges that it was pro-socialist, etc. More about The truth about the Federal Council of Churches
Cat.No: 190528
UN-American BONDS... Untied Nations dis-Organization Fabian Enslavement BONDS
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 about UN-American BONDS... Untied Nations dis-Organization Fabian Enslavement BONDS
Cat.No: 67467
The Victory Packet: Includes excerpts from "No substitute for victory" plus one book and seven articles on what you can do and what you should know about the no-win war in Vietnam.
Belmont, MA: John Birch Society, n.d. Group of pamphlets and a paperback book, "Shanghai Conspiracy," sealed together in plastic wrap and originally sold as a set at JBS bookstores. Plastic still intact, though with a few small tears and minor dust soil. Slogans on cover sheet include "Support our fighting..... More about The Victory Packet: Includes excerpts from "No substitute for victory" plus one book...
Cat.No: 200689
The vigilante, vol. 1, no. 4, September 16, 1933
Chicago: n.pub. 1933. 4p., wraps, 9.25x11.25 inches, minor handling wear. Includes a list of 356 alleged Communist/Socialist/atheist groups, a report on an alleged communist Hungarian professor & a plot for an armed uprising lead by Communist 'gun-men' of Wisconsin farmer. More about The vigilante, vol. 1, no. 4, September 16, 1933
Cat.No: 109955
The Voice of the "I Am." (November 2003)
Chicago: Saint Germain Press, 2003. 48p., staplebound booklet, very good. Single issue of the publication that continued in print decades after the Ballards took a leaf from the Dudley Pelley script of fascist mysticism. This issue includes incantations to protect the USA as the "Permanent atom in the heart of... More about The Voice of the "I Am." (November 2003)
Cat.No: 222088
Voice of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Vol. 1, No. 2, April 10, 1923
Minneapolis: North Star Klan No. 2, 1923. Newspaper. 4p., 17.5 x 24 inches, folded broadsheet newspaper, illus., evenly toned, some fraying along top edges, a small closed tear at edge of one fold, small stain on pg 3-4, else very good. Only one holding found in OCLC as of April... More about Voice of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Vol. 1, No. 2, April 10, 1923
Cat.No: 236209
[Wallet card outlining the rise in spending under the New Deal and the subsequent fall in government spending under the Republicans, rising again under Eisenhower]
Washington DC: Exclusive, the Fulton Lewis Jr. Newsletter, 1957. Small stiff card designed to fit in a wallet or pocket, printed with text on both sides, very good. Provides statistics intended to prove that Eisenhower betrayed conservative spending principles. More about [Wallet card outlining the rise in spending under the New Deal and the subsequent fall in...
Cat.No: 195692
Who's your lobbyist in Washington? The story of Liberty Lobby
Washington: Liberty Lobby, [1971]. Single 8.5x11 sheet folded to make envelope-sized brochure decorated with a sketch in red white and blue; very good. Invites recipient to join the Liberty Lobby, working to cut taxes, end welfare, and "clamp down hard and fast on campus agitators, black militants and bombers" More about Who's your lobbyist in Washington? The story of Liberty Lobby
Cat.No: 125699
Why A.I.E.R.; The First 45 Years and plans for the Future. Economic Education Bulletin, Vol. XVIII No.12, December 1978
Great Barrington MA: American Institute for Economic Research, 1978. Pamphlet. 32p., softbound pamphlet in 8.5x5.5 inch stapled glossy wraps, faint edgewear, a clean sound copy. Per introductory materials: "..founded in 1933..the Institute's research is planned to help individuals protect their personal interests as well as those of the Nation. The... More about Why A.I.E.R.; The First 45 Years and plans for the Future. Economic Education Bulletin, Vol....
Cat.No: 226796
Why people become communists
Belmont: American Opinion, n.d. 34p., wraps. The John Birch Society reprinted this pamphlet from the February 1958 edition of American Opinion magazine. More about Why people become communists
Cat.No: 59951
ARDE: en lucha por el rescate democratico de la revolucion Nicaraguense. No. 1 (Junio de 1985)
n.p. ARDE, 1985. [22p.], 8.5x11 inches, very good. Newsletetr issued by US-based supporters of the southern Nicaraguan Contra group. Judging by the advertisements, published in California. Includes black and white photos of militia members, ARDE representatives, and assemblies in the forest. More about ARDE: en lucha por el rescate democratico de la revolucion Nicaraguense. No. 1 (Junio de 1985)
Cat.No: 230945
Get us out! the U.N. threatens the United States
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, 1972. 22p., wraps. First appeared in the January 1972 issue of American Opinion. More about Get us out! the U.N. threatens the United States
Cat.No: 59950
Hate therapy; sensitivity training for "planned change"
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, [1968]. pp. 73-86, wraps. Off print of article that first appeared in the January, 1968 issue of American Opinion. More about Hate therapy; sensitivity training for "planned change"
Cat.No: 69515
Negroes, what "liberal" racists never mention
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, [1968?]. pp. 27-40, wraps, old archive stamp on front wrap. Offprint from the March 1968 issue of American Opnion. Opposed to Black Power, and notes "Martin Luther King's plans to invade and disrupt Washington itself..." A fine, unintentional, study in European American hysteria. More about Negroes, what "liberal" racists never mention
Cat.No: 96563
New education: the radicals are after your children
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, 1971. 20p., wraps, very good. Originally appeared in a John Birch Society magazine. More about New education: the radicals are after your children
Cat.No: 200692
New politics, the Communists get set for 1968
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, 1967. Pamphlet. 23p., wraps with minor wear else very good condition, 6x9 inches. John Birch Society viewpoint. More about New politics, the Communists get set for 1968
Cat.No: 218702
Rationing: from the energy crisis to tyranny
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, 1974. 16p., wraps. Reprint of an article from American Opinion magazine. More about Rationing: from the energy crisis to tyranny
Cat.No: 168469
Rockefeller; campaigning for the new world order
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, 1974. 20p., staplebound pamphlet. Offprint from the February 1974 issue of American Opinion. A John Birch Society critique from the right of the Republican politician. More about Rockefeller; campaigning for the new world order
Cat.No: 76885
That music; there's more to it than meets the ear
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, [1969]. 16p., wraps. First appeared in the February, 1969 issue of American Opinion. More about That music; there's more to it than meets the ear
Cat.No: 69514
Who controls the press
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, [1970]. 32p., wraps. Reprint of two articles from American Opinion magazine. More about Who controls the press
Cat.No: 127303
Your home: Big Brother wants control of housing
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, [1975]. 16p., wraps depicting family watching government bulldozer crushing their white picket fence. Reprint of an article from American Opinion magazine. More about Your home: Big Brother wants control of housing
Cat.No: 136629
Beloved son; a story of the Jesus cults.
Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1982. xiii, 241p., illus., first edition, very good hardcover with dj, back panel of dj crinkled at top with closed tears. More about Beloved son; a story of the Jesus cults.
Cat.No: 34427
Hippies, hypocrisy, and happiness
Pasadena, CA: Ambassador College Press, 1971. Pamphlet. 47p., wraps, fullpage color photos of actual hippies and their artifacts. "You need to know WHY the hippies are a BAROMETER of a SICK, SICK SOCIETY!" More about Hippies, hypocrisy, and happiness
Cat.No: 134405
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[Introductory brochure]
New Rochelle, NY: America's Future, [1963-?]. Eight panel brochure, very good. Introduction to the organization and its "unbending opposition to all forms of collectivism including the communist conspiracy." More about [Introductory brochure]
Cat.No: 187408
A unique and highly effective project of America's Future: Textbook Evaluations
New Rochelle, NY: America's Future, [196-]. Eight panel brochure, very good. Collected testimonials from educators and others around the country praising the evaluation service, which examined books for unpatriotic "distortions" or promotion of a welfare state. More about A unique and highly effective project of America's Future: Textbook Evaluations
Cat.No: 187407
La nuova Europa / Basta con la tirannia del denaro [The New Europe / Enough with the tyranny of money] [small poster]
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