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!
[Form letter on the 1968 Republican Primary]
Washington DC: American Conservative Union, [1968]. Ephemera. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed both sides, two fold-creases, lightly toned along edges, date penned on front, else very good condition. Announces an opinion poll on the primary sponsored by the ACU and outlines other ACU initiatives, such as the group's magazine Battle..... More
Cat.No: 308754
The Fort Knox Experiment: At Fort Knox Near Louisville, Kentucky...
[Indianapolis]: The American Legion, 1948. Pamphlet. 16p., stapled wraps, 6x9.25 inches, illus., touch of rust to staples, faint dampstain at top edge else very good condition. The "experimental unit" at Fort Knox ran from January 1947 to July 1948 and was intended to show the benefits of Universal Military Training..... More
Cat.No: 276546
The Fourth Year: What We Have Said 1976-1980 and...What Has...
Washington, D. C: Committee on the Present Danger, 1980. Pamphlet. 16p., stapled wraps, 8.5x11 inches, touch of rust to staples else very good condition. Summaries of the Committee's policy papers along with newspaper clippings about them. The Committee advocated an aggressive nuclear weapons program to counter the Soviet Union... More
Cat.No: 279838
Free Men Speak [10 issues]
New Orleans, LA: Free Men Speak, Inc., 1955-57. Newspaper. Ten issues of the broadside newspaper, four pages apiece, printed on better-quality paper, some edgeworn, many with address labels, some with uneven toning to the cover. Issues present are Vol. 1 nos. 6-9, vol. 2 nos. 1-3, 6-8. States-rights paper opposed..... More
Cat.No: 312494
The Free Press [two issues]
Redmond, OR: The Free Press, 1948, 1950. Newspaper. Two issues of the tabloid format newspaper, each with horizontal fold, paper evenly toned, penciled note "Native Fascist" above the masthead, otherwise very good. Issues present are new volume 2 no. 52 from November 26, 1948, and number 26 from March 10..... More
Cat.No: 306606
A free voice at the Soviet Writers Congress: Radio Liberation...
New York: American Committee for Liberation from Bolshevism, Inc, 1955. Pamphlet. 22p., stapled wraps, 6x9.25 inches, very good condition. Radio Liberation, broadcast into the USSR by anticommunist expats, ran a program about suppression of the arts scheduled to coincide with the Writers Congress in Moscow. This is a summary of..... More
Cat.No: 124135
The Genocide Pact
San Diego, CA: Americans for Americanism, [1954-?]. Handbill. Single sheet, legal size, printed on one side, lightly worn else very good condition. Handbill consists largely of the text of a 1954 editorial from the Monroe, Louisiana "Morning World," stating that the UN Human Rights Covenant will place a stranglehold on..... More
Cat.No: 123662
"Get US out!" of the United Nations. (A suggested speech...
Belmont, MA: John Birch Society, [197-]. Four-page brochure, 8.5x11 inches, horizontal fold crease, with text of a speech to be adapted and delivered at community events. Undated, but mentions the recent admission of the PRC into the UN. More
Cat.No: 250259
Giant Conservative Rally for the Seventh Anniversary of Public Action...
New York: Public Action Rally Committee, [1965]. Handbill. Two sheets, printed one side only, stapled once at upper left, fold-creased and lightly edgeworn, date penned on one sheet, else very good condition. Form letter and handbill announcing the rally, which was held on June 3, 1965. Speakers included Senator John..... More
Cat.No: 306739
Grass Roots [two issues]
Portsmouth, VA: John H. Monk, 1956. Magazine. Two issues of the staplebound mimeographed publication, 8.5x11 inches, 38 and 28 pages respectively; vol. 4 nos. 41 and 45 (March and July 1956). "Anti-Semitic" penciled in corner of front cover, otherwise very good condition aside from minor toning. Anti-Semitic, anti-union, racist and..... More
Cat.No: 306923
The Greater Nebraskan [five issues]
Omaha: The Greater Nebraskan, 1955-1962. Five issues of the newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps; some postal markings, one issue with rather toned and worn covers, another with notations in red pencil. Issues present are vol. 32 nos. 6 and 7-9; vol. 36 no. 6-10; vol. 37 no. 3-4; and vol..... More
Cat.No: 320099
The Greater New York Anti-Communism Rally [Invitation]
New York: The Greater New York Anti-Communism Rally, 1962. Ephemera. Single sheet, printed one side only, 8.5x11 inches, two fold-creases, date penciled on front, else very good condition. Form letter inviting the recipient to the rally, which was held on June 28, 1962. The director of the rally was Fred..... More
Cat.No: 306661
The Grim Truth About Legalized Abortion: What Does the Drive...
New Orleans: Independent American, 1971. Pamphlet. Eight-panel brochure, very good condition. Tax Fax No. 113. Argues that life begins at conception; discusses legal rights of the fetus. More
Cat.No: 317853
[Group of eleven items opposing "Ham and Eggs"]
San Francisco; Los Angeles: Northern California Citizens Against 30-Thursday; Southern California Citizens Against 30-Thursday, [1939]. Pamphlet. Eleven small leaflets and brochures issued by opponents of the California initiative that would have created old-age pensions of thirty dollars distributed every Thursday as a way to deal with the Depression. Includes a...... More
Cat.No: 279647
[Group of thirteen items opposing "Ham and Eggs"]
San Francisco; Los Angeles: Northern California Citizens Against 30-Thursday; Southern California Citizens Against 30-Thursday, [1939]. Pamphlet. Thirteen small leaflets and brochures issued by opponents of the California initiative that would have created old-age pensions of thirty dollars distributed every Thursday as a way to deal with the Depression. Includes two..... More
Cat.No: 279645
The Harvard Fortnightly. Vol. 2 no. 2 (April 24, 1959)
Cambridge, MA: 1959. 26p., staplebound wraps, corner crease. Libertarian/conservative student publication, with an editorial opposing the draft (and a response by Dennis L. White, one of the editors, stating his objection to the piece), an article asserting that libertarian idealism requires support for Tibet, a piece stating that conservatives don't..... More
Cat.No: 264847
Has America Become Number 2? The U.S.-Soviet Military Balance and...
Washington, D. C: Committee on the Present Danger, 1982. Pamphlet. 35p. + a 7p. appendix, stapled wraps, 8.5x11 inches, date in red pencil on front wrap, else very good condition. List of members of the Committee's board of directors appointed to the Reagan administration laid in. The Committee advocated an..... More
Cat.No: 281972
Have this resolution adopted by every organization you belong to!...
npl: Constitutional Educational League, [1938]. Single sheet, printed one side only, fold-creased, edgeworn, date penned on bottom edge, lightly toned else good condition. Petition for the Dies Committee to investigate the CPUSA and for Congress to "continue the work of the Dies Committee, impliment [sic] such Committee with far-reaching authority..... More
Cat.No: 265318
Have You Ever Read...The United Nations Charter? Few people have...
Mount Kisco, NY: New Yorkers for the Constitution, [1968]. Pamphlet. [4]p., self-wraps, 8.5x11 inches, two fold-creases, pencil notation and date on front wrap, else very good condition. Right-wing argument against the UN because it "ignores, subverts, and is designed to replace the United States Constitution." More
Cat.No: 306750
He had to have war
Chicago: Women's Voice, [1957?]. Pamphlet. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed both sides, middle-fold, else very good. Assemblage of clippings reproduced from the anti-Semitic, far right publication Women's Voice. Articles claim that the bombing of Pearl Harbor was undertaken not by Japanese pilots, who "were not very good fliers," but by..... More
Cat.No: 143309
Headlines and what's behind them. Bulletin no. 6
New Haven, CT: Constitutional Educational League, [1940]. 9x17 inch broadside, neatly creased from having been folded for mailing, otherwise very good. An attack on Paul Sifton, Deputy Wages and Hours Administrator, for his Communist past; includes facsimiles of clippings from Communist publications and quotes about establishing a workers' government. Concludes..... More
Cat.No: 240219
Hear Author, Columnist, Lecturer Alan Stang: Revolution in America! Are...
Buffalo, NY: Truth About Civil Turmoil Committee, [1969]. Single sheet, printed one side only, 8.5x11 inches, folded twice with small tear along one fold, front of sheet toned along edges, back unevenly toned, date and "Right Wing (John Birch Society?)" penciled on front, else very good condition. Stang was a...... More
Cat.No: 306712
The Heritage Foundation Offers You...
Washington DC: The Heritage Foundation, [1977]. Pamphlet. Six panel brochure, 3.75x8.5 inches, "right wing- June 1977" penciled on front panel, rear panel and one inner panel unevenly toned, else very good condition. List of publications offered by the foundation, about a third of which are stamped with "Sorry-Out of Print"..... More
Cat.No: 283846
Highlander Folk School: Communist Training School, Monteagle, Tenn.
Atlanta: Georgia Commission on Education, [1957-?]. Pamphlet. Large four-panel brochure, in newspaper format but printed on semi-glossy paper, 17.5x11.75 inches, neatly folded into quarters, very good. Anti-Communist tract attacking the school, particularly focusing on its role in the Civil Rights movement. With photos showing Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks..... More
Cat.No: 286466
Danger! Warning! Pro-Stalin politicians and alien-minded traitors in cooperation with...
Perkins, J.E.
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