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TUPART monthly reports on the underground press. Vol. 1 no...
Washington DC: National Media Analysis, 1970. Premier issue of the monthly newsletter, 8p., 8.5x11 inches, creased from having been folded for mailing, with receipt stamp from a library on the cover. "Straight" analysis of the underground press, including discussion of recent political or cultural trends. They valiantly read those obscene..... More
Cat.No: 240245
TUPART monthly reports on the underground press. Vol. 1 no...
Washington DC: National Media Analysis, 1970. Second issue of the monthly newsletter, 8p., 8.5x11 inches, creased from having been folded for mailing, with receipt stamp from a library on the cover, else good condition. "Straight" analysis of the underground press, including discussion of recent political or cultural trends. They valiantly..... More
Cat.No: 240597
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
Cat.No: 67467
The Victory Packet: Includes excerpts from "No substitute for victory"...
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
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 else very good condition. 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
Cat.No: 109955
The Vigilante: Vol. 1 No. 4, September 16, 1933
Chicago: n.pub. 1933. 4p., wraps, 9.25x11.25 inches, edgeworn, marker notation on front wrap else very good condition. 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
Cat.No: 264188
[Wallet card outlining the rise in spending under the New...
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
Cat.No: 195692
The way of peace: Serving the world family. No. 51
Drennen, WV: E.C. Backus, [195-]. Four-panel newsletter, 5.5x8.5 inches, corner stain. Fundamentalist interpretations of Zionist conspiracies and Satanic communism. More
Cat.No: 264700
What YOU can do to fight COMMUNISM and preserve America...
Washington DC: Federal Bureau of Investigation, n.d. 8.5x11 inch leaflet, apparently designed for posting; evenly toned. Each letter of "America" begins a sentence, such as "Alert yourself - learn the true nature and tactics of communism." More
Cat.No: 254238
What's behind Race Riots?
New Orleans: The Independent American, 1966. Eight-panel leaflet, very good. This version has the additional caption "Civil rights... or Anarchy?" Tax Fax No. 76. Alleges a communist conspiracy to inflame racial tension. More
Cat.No: 254790
What's behind Race Riots?
New Orleans: The Independent American, 1966. Eight-panel leaflet, very good. Tax Fax No. 76. Alleges a communist conspiracy to inflame racial tension. More
Cat.No: 254791
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
Cat.No: 125699
Why A.I.E.R.; The First 45 Years and plans for the...
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
Cat.No: 226796
Why do the Fat Cats / the "Labor" bosses want...
New York: Labor for Goldwater, 1964. Two 8.5x11 inch handbills stapled together at corner, some toning and edgewear. The second leaflet is about the "Americans for Democratic Action," described as abetting the Communist Party. An effort to get white workers to oppose Johnson, promising that "Goldwater opposes special privileges for..... More
Cat.No: 254522
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
Cat.No: 59951
Wisconsin Report. Vol. 2 no. 34 (Sept. 8, 1977)
Brookfield, WI: Wisconsin Report Pub. Co., 1977. 8p., taloid format newspaper, fold-creased, evenly toned, pen brackets around one article headline else good condition. Single issue of the far-right newspaper for Wisconsin activists. More
Cat.No: 250982
Woodstock Anarchist Party [bumpersticker]
Fat City [Stockton, CA]: WAP, [197-]. 2.75x11 inch bumpersticker, each word printed in a different font, black on white; vertical fold crease else very good condition. The WAP was founded by neo-Nazi Red Warthan as a means of infiltrating the anarchist movement in the mid-1970s. He died in prison, convicted..... More
Cat.No: 214312
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Canton, OH: Life Enrichment Publishers, 1982. Paperback. 205p., wraps, 5.5 x 8.5 inches, illus., a few small stains on rear wrap else very good condition. Signed and inscribed by Akin on the title page. "The Soviet Union has conquered the United States! Lieutenant Ivanov's mission: Stamp out all religion!"-cover blurb..... More
Cat.No: 249199
ARDE: en lucha por el rescate democratico de la revolucion...
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
Cat.No: 230945
Get us out! the U.N. threatens the United States
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, 1972. Pamphlet. 22p., stapled wraps, 6x9 inches, very good condition. First appeared in the January 1972 issue of American Opinion. More
Cat.No: 59950
Hate Therapy: sensitivity training for "planned change"
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, [1968]. pp. 73-86, stapled wraps, 6x9 inches, touch of rust to staples else very good condition. Off print of article that first appeared in the January, 1968 issue of American Opinion. More
Cat.No: 69515
New education: the radicals are after your children
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, 1971. 20p., stapled wraps, 6x9 inches, small stain on rear wrap, touch of rust to staples else very good condition. Originally appeared in a John Birch Society magazine. More
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
Cat.No: 218702
Rationing: from the energy crisis to tyranny
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, 1974. Pamphlet. 16p., stapled wraps, 6x9 inches, old price sticker on front wrap else very good condition. Reprint of an article from American Opinion magazine. More
Cat.No: 168469
Who controls the press
Belmont, MA: American Opinion, [1970]. 32p., stapled wraps, 6x9 inches, wraps rubbed else very good condition. Reprint of two articles from American Opinion magazine. More
Cat.No: 127303
La nuova Europa / Basta con la tirannia del denaro...
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