Washington: Liberty Lobby, 1977. 24p., tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned, otherwise very good. Special second anniversary issue of the far-right publication, with headline story on the Panama Canal handover. More

Cat.No: 194904

New York: Republican National Committee, [1936]. Four-panel presidential campaign brochure addressed to workers, arguing that the New Deal has been bad for them, and that the Republican Party favors a "free labor movement" rather than Stalinist "goose-stepping." More

Cat.No: 267279

Philadelphia: The Philadelphia Anti-Defamation Council and The American Jewish Committee, 1940. Paperback. 93p., slender paperback, minor handling and toning, second printing. More

Cat.No: 265142

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

Cat.No: 190528

Washington DC: National Defense Committee, National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, [1961-?]. Pamphlet. xiv, 98p., staplebound booklet, very good. An attack on NATO from the right. Undated, but refers to events in 1961. More

Cat.No: 265174

n.p. [196-]. Eight-panel brochure, date of 1967 penned on rear panel, otherwise very good. There is a space for a distributing organization's address to be rubberstamped, but on this example it is blank. OCLC lists an example distributed by the Committee of the States in Alabama. More

Cat.No: 266264

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

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

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

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

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

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

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