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

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

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

Chicago: Women's Voice, [1935]. 8x10 inch handbill printed both sides, with rubberstamp indicating that it was distributed by Women's Voice (a Chicago-based anti-Semitic group); horizontal fold crease, paper toned. Reprints Long's comments from the Congressional Record about a waterways treaty with Canada. Long argues that the treaty is too favorable..... More

Cat.No: 338827

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

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

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

New Haven, CT: Constitutional Educational League, [1939]. Broadside. 9x17 inch broadside, neatly creased from having been folded for mailing, uneven toning. 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: 335098

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

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

Washington: People for the American Way, 1997. Paperback. 112p., introduction, notes, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. More

Cat.No: 107866

Los Angeles: [Committee Opposing McClanahan Recall], [1946]. Brochure. 6-page brochure. Very Good. Claims that a vote against the recall is a vote in support of Free Speech. McClanahan was successfully recalled from LA City Council due to his association with Fascist populist Gerald L.K. Smith. More

Cat.No: 340813

Washington DC: Human Events, [1971]. Ephemera. Letter comprising 3 leaves, sides numbered 1 through 5. Two horizontal folds from mailing, as issued. Very Good. Plug for Edith Efron’s book critiquing “liberal media” and its many alleged biases. Intermixed are several endorsements for the Human Events newsletter, contrasting it with mainstream..... More

Cat.No: 342492