New York: Peninsular News Service, [1938]. 8p., stapled wraps, 6 x 9 inches, lightly worn and soiled, first and last pages unevenly toned else very good condition. The franquist charter. More

Cat.No: 39386

Richmond, VA: Libertarian Enterprises, Inc., [1971]. Newsletter. [8]p., wraps + [10]p., wraps + 1 leaf. 11 x 8.5 in. Very Good. Mostly book reviews and ads for books (Ayn Rand, Franz Kafka, William F. Buckley, Jr., etc.), newsletter subscriptions, and ephemera (including an anti-postal workers union design). Front page illustration..... More

Cat.No: 317873

Santa Ana: California Freedom of Choice Committee, sponsored by America Plus, Inc., [1952]. 17x22 inch poster, neatly fold-creased, with minor toning. Year penciled in lower right corner. Irvin Borders was the leader of America Plus, Inc., based in Los Angeles, which fought against growing demands by minorities for equality in..... More

Cat.No: 305248

Washington: Liberty Lobby, 1970-1971. Newsletter. Eleven issues of the 8.5x11 far-right newsletter, 4 to 8 pages; some issues toned, several with penciled note by the original recipient stating "Right wing extremists," etc. Issues present are 108, 111-119, 121. Also includes two "Emergency" fundraising appeals. Articles condemn Nixon's economic and diplomatic..... More

Cat.No: 307329

Chicago: Henry Regnery Co., [1954]. Pamphlet. Four panel brochure advertising the 1954 book "McCarthy and His Enemies" by William F. Buckley, Jr. and L. Brent Bozell, 8.5x11 inches, two fold-creases, offsetting and penciled date on rear wrap, else very good condition. Order form laid in. More

Cat.No: 304423

Dallas, TX: [American Nazi Party], [196-]. Postcard. 5.5x8.5 inch postcard, 56 lines of small font text on reverse, cartoon of policeman carrying male protester out of bathroom on address side; very good. No issuer named, but the address for ordering more copies is the Dallas PO box used by the..... More

Cat.No: 288356

Washington DC: For America, 1956. Pamphlet. Four panel brochure, unfolded flat, very good condition. List of suggested candidates and recommended reading by the right-wing organization. Dean Clarence Manion and Dan Smoot were co-chairmen. More

Cat.No: 312016

Detroit, MI: Mothers of the United States of America, 1940. Newsletter. Two mimeographed bulletins, Oct. 19 (5 pages) and November 26 (3 pages), the latter with a horizontal fold crease and minor toning, issued by a right-wing women's group seeking to prevent the US from joining the war against fascism..... More

Cat.No: 306910

[Prague]: Museum of Communism, [c2002?]. Pamphlet. Eight-panel brochure for the, now-closed, Museum of Communism, 4x8 inches; illus., photos., in very good condition. Complete with an ad for the Iron Curtain Restaurant & Bar. "...above McDonald's, next to casino" More

Cat.No: 304680

Washington, D. C: Committee on the Present Danger, [c1976]. Pamphlet. [24]p., stapled wraps, 8.5x11 inches, illus., touch of rust to staples, bottom corner bumped, else very good condition. Collection of newspaper excerpts on the Committee. The Committee advocated an aggressive nuclear weapons program to counter the Soviet Union. More

Cat.No: 336194

Philadelphia: 1946-1947. Newsletter. Three issues of the mimeographed newsletter edited by W. Henry McFarland, Jr.; 8.5x11 inches, "Native Fascist" penciled in corner of each issue, first issue toned with minor chipping along the spine, otherwise very good. Issues present are vol. 1 nos. 25, 27, and 53. Three holdings found..... More

Cat.No: 307050

Washington DC: National Republic, 1953. our-page newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, two fold-creases from being folded in thirds for mailing else very good. This issue, headlined “UNESCO prods educators to brainwash American youth,” is devoted to UNESCO and the “internationalization” on the educational curriculum, arguing that under UN influence American children are..... More

Cat.No: 196628

Brooklyn, NY: the Organization, [1946]. Three 8.5x11 inch handbills, stapled together at the top, each with the name of the organization as its heading; "Recd. Oct. 1946" penciled at bottom of the first sheet, "Native Fascist" penciled at the top; some uneven toning. Leaflets introducing the organization, which opposed all..... More

Cat.No: 321564