New York: Wm. Cobbett, 1800. First American Edition. 18mo, 155mm x 100mm. Contemporary paper-covered boards; vi,[1]-68pp. Boards worn, with losses to paper at spine ends; slight darkening to text, with faint tide-mark visible on rear endpapers; text complete and fresh. A Good, sound copy. A virulent anti-Jacobin, antifeminist tract that..... More

London: Conservative Political Centre, 1954. First Edition. Staple-bound pamphlet. Octavo (22cm). Pictorial stiff card wrappers; 55pp. Light rubbing to covers, else clean, tight and unmarked; Very Good. Post-War study of British city planning from a Conservative viewpoint, emphasizing slum clearance, containing sprawl, and preserving agricultural properties. More

Lawrence: Conservative Political Centre, 1948. Third impression. Octavo. Staple-bound pamphlet; printed card wrappers; 38pp; illus. Covers a bit soiled and toned; text complete and unmarked; Very Good. A "re-statement in terms of the post-war world of the principles on which Conservative policy should rest..." (from foreword). More

Paulden, AZ: Gunsite Press, 1990. Second printing. Octavo (23cm). Pictorial card wrappers (softcover, as issued); 702pp. Clean, tight and unmarked, about Fine. Hard-to-find anthology of Cooper's early columns from Guns & Ammo magazine. More

New York: The National Review, 1961. Single quarto issue in staple-bound printed wrappers; pp.251-282. Text paper slightly toned, else a clean, Near Fine copy in the original wrappers. A celebrated article by Eastman, at this point in his career a committed Buckleyite and neocon, following a legendary early career as..... More

[Waukesha: 1970]: by the Author. Self-published exposé of left-wing bias in Wisconsin higher education, in the form of a series of reprinted letters between John C. Love, a conservative Waukesha attorney, and Reza Rezazadeh, chair of the History Department at Wisconsin State University–Platteville. Love accuses Rezazadeh of being "an activist..... More

London: Hill, Siffken & Co., 1913. Lithograph in colors, 75.5cm x 51cm (ca. 30" x 20"). Mild toning in margins, with subtle repair to closed tears; Near Fine. Professionally mounted on archival linen. A somewhat involved visual polemic against the Liberal government of Prime Minister H.H. Asquith – scheming Socialists..... More

New York: Viking Press, 1954. First Edition. First printing. Octavo (22cm). Blue cloth hardcover; dustjacket; 250pp. Straight, tight, and unmarked copy; Near Fine. In the original dustwrapper, unclipped (priced $3.50 on front flap), lightly rubbed with a few clear-tape reinforcements to verso; Very Good. Late work by Hicks, reflecting –..... More

[Cincinnati: Circuit Riders, Inc., 1962]. Broadsheeet, 43cm x 58.25cm (17" x 23"). Printed on both sides of a single sheet of newsprint; recto reprints a petition originally published in the New York Times for Feb 22, 1962; verso is commentary by Circuit Riders, Inc., a Cincinnati-based Christian-Nationalist conservative movement. Horizontal..... More

Ruislip, Middlesex: The Racial Preservation Society, N.d. [ca 1968]. First Edition. Octavo. Staple-bound pamphlet; printed card wrappers; 16pp. Mild toning to wrapper extremities, else Fine. Anti-miscegenation tract from the right-wing "Racial Preservation Society," a National Front-affiliated racist group that operated in Great Britain from the mid-Sixties through the early Seventies..... More

Winnipeg, Man. Ukrainian Canadian Committee, [1946]. First Edition. An anti-communist address delivered at Mass Meeting in Massey Hall, Toronto on March 31, 1946 Accuses the U.S.S.R. of dissemenating false propaganda. Kirkconnell was a canadian scholar, skilled translated of verse and former president of Acadia University. Octavo. Tan wrappers; 12 pp..... More

London [and elsewhere]: Various Publishers, (1926). Important archive of primary documents relating to the 1926 General Strike in Great Britain which, though brief and a failure from the syndicalist point of view, would nonetheless be the only General Strike in British history. The event also established a pattern for Tory..... More

Harrisburg, PA: Telegraph Press, 1935. First Edition. Long's posthumously-published political fantasy, imagining a world in which he has won the 1936 Presidential race and begun instituting his populist reform agenda. Long-form fiction proved a perhaps over-elaborate vehicle for campaign propaganda (especially given Long's target audience), and My First Days in..... More