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New York: American Mercury, 1958. Book. Very Good. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with artlces by Tom Anderson, Burton H. Wolfe, Politicus, E. Van Keele, Cy Peterman, Billy Graham, many others. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 160pp., title page shows several tiny pen marks, browning to pagination ends A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1940. Book. Very Good+. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with articles by Robet Aura Smith, George Creel, T. F. Healy, Claude McKay, and many others. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, pagination from p.1 to p.128, shows very lightest of edgewear or shelfwear A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1940. Book. Very Good. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with articles by Ted Leitzell, Alfred Duff Cooper, Philip Rahv, Frank J. Taylor, William G. Ryan, Lawrence Martin, Alan Devoe, Irving Wallace, and many others. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, pagination from p.129 to p.256, shows very lightest of edgewear or shelfwear A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 1999. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. An unusual and low print run conservative Southern-oriented magazine with commentary on American and world politics, society, culture, with especial attention given to political correctness, race, and ethnicity, influences from Marxism and other New Left points of origin, crime and criminals, government abuse and incompetence, and statistica, with essays, book reviews, news tidbits, letters, etc. This issue's lead essays: Jared Taylor's 'The Racial Revolution', 'The Origins of Racism' by Samuel Francis, more. Magazine-format wraps, 12pp. Appears unused and unread. Extremely rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1954. Book. Good-. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with lead articles 'The Facts About Arthur Godfrey', 'World Communist Apparatus for Scientists', 'Why the 'Silk Screen' Around NATO?', 'Fifty-Four Million Dead', much more. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 144pp., cover excised, shows spotting and mild soiling. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Houston: American Mercury, 1966. Book. Near Fine. Wraps. Former Owner Stamp & Signature. First Edition.. This issue with lead articles 'Back to the Little Red Schoolhouse', 'What About Romney?', 'Fallacies of the Anti-Poverty War', 'The ADL and I', 'The Solution to the Race Problem', much more. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 51pp. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 1999. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. An unusual and low print run conservative Southern-oriented magazine with commentary on American and world politics, society, culture, with especial attention given to political correctness, race, and ethnicity, influences from Marxism and other New Left points of origin, crime and criminals, government abuse and incompetence, and statistica, with essays, book reviews, news tidbits, letters, etc. This issue's lead essays: 'Republican or Third Party?' by Michael W. Masters, Michael Walker's 'Jorg Haider's Steady Climb', Glayde Whitney's column 'Galton Report', more. Magazine-format wraps, 16pp. Appears unused and unread. Extremely rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1952. Book. Very Good. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with lead articles 'The Case Against Adlai Stevenson' by James Burnham, The Macs and the Ikes' by T. Harry Williams, 'The Sparkman Legend', 'Report on New Jersey: The Bog Across the River', much more. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 128pp., shows light edgewear, some pages show light pencil marks. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1953. Book. Very Good+. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with lead articles 'Communism and the Colleges', 'What Kind of War?', 'Red Threat to American Industry', 'Can Asia be Recovered?', 'They Blacklist Themselves', 'The Walter Reuther Story', much more. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 144pp., shows very light edgewear. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 2000. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. An unusual and low print run conservative Southern-oriented magazine with commentary on American and world politics, society, culture, with especial attention given to political correctness, race, and ethnicity, influences from Marxism and other New Left points of origin, crime and criminals, government abuse and incompetence, and statistica, with essays, book reviews, news tidbits, letters, etc. This issue's lead essays: Jared Taylor's 'Do Americans Really Want Diversity?', Nelson Rosit's 'White Slavery, 1999', Shawn Mercer's 'We Should Not Support Patrick Buchanan', Thomas Jackson's review of Entine's book 'Taboo', Jon Entine's 'Breaking Taboos in the Publishing Industry', more. Magazine-format wraps, 16pp. Appears unused and unread. Extremely rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: American Mercury Magazine Inc., 1957. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Former Owner Bookplate. First Edition.. The bound volume of the January through June 1957 issues of AMERICAN MERCURY magazine, a conservative right-wing publication devoted to anti-communism, public morality, and the general defense of Western civilization - but also with many thoughtful and incisive articles and reviews on history, 20th century wars, society, culture, books, theatre, literature, religion, philosophy, and countless related matters. Contains many little-known articles and essays by many of today's leading conservatives and public persons, including quite a few surprises reflecting their early thinking and political orientation, also filled with many fascinating period advertisements for other publications, books, clubs and groups, etc. Hardcover, close to 1,000pp. altogether. Binding firm and boards lettering clear, pagination clean. A very nice copy of an extremely rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over… Read More

New York: American Mercury, 1958. Book. Very Good+. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with artlces by Senator William F. Knowland, Gordon H. Scherer, E. R. Martin, Politicus, Robert E. Lee, Hilary Grey, many others. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 160pp. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1941. Book. Very Good-. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with articles by Jane Ward, Benjamin Stolberg, Henry D. Steinmetz, John Dos Passos, Elissa Landi, David Ewen, Alan Devoe, and many others. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, pagination from p.129 to p.256, shows very lightest of edgewear or shelfwear, light staining to cover. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

McAllen: American Mercury, 1963. Book. Near Fine. Wraps. Former Owner Stamp & Signature. First Edition.. This issue with articles 'A Different Vacation', 'The Sovereign States', 'The Art of Defamation by News Photography','The John Brown Myth', much more. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, 93pp. A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 1990. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue's lead essay: 'The Racial Politics of Murder'. A serious and well-produced magazine devoted to the study of race and ethnicity issues and related matters, all material therein authored from a somewhat conservative, racially positive viewpoint; contains original essays, book and film reviews, news updates, letters, much more Photocopy from the original, pages stapled. Magazine format, illustrated, 10pp. Very rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 1991. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue's lead essay: 'Abraham Lincoln and the Problem of Slavery'. A serious and well-produced magazine devoted to the study of race and ethnicity issues and related matters, all material therein authored from a somewhat conservative, racially positive viewpoint; contains original essays, book and film reviews, news updates, letters, much more Photocopy from the original, pages stapled. Magazine format, illustrated, 10pp. Very rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 1991. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue's lead essay: 'Racial Preferences Go To College'. A serious and well-produced magazine devoted to the study of race and ethnicity issues and related matters, all material therein authored from a somewhat conservative, racially positive viewpoint; contains original essays, book and film reviews, news updates, letters, much more Photocopy from the original, pages stapled. Magazine format, illustrated, 10pp. Very rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: American Mercury Magazine Inc., 1959. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition.. The bound volume of the July through December 1959 issues of AMERICAN MERCURY magazine, a conservative right-wing publication devoted to anti-communism, public morality, and the general defense of Western civilization - but also with many thoughtful and incisive articles and reviews on history, 20th century wars, society, culture, books, theatre, literature, religion, philosophy, and countless related matters. Contains many little-known articles and essays by many of today's leading conservatives and public persons, including quite a few surprises reflecting their early thinking and political orientation, also filled with many fascinating period advertisements for other publications, books, clubs and groups, etc. Hardcover, close to 1,000pp. altogether. Binding firm and boards lettering clear, pagination clean. A very nice copy of an extremely rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" -… Read More

Oakton: New Century Foundation, 2000. Book. Fine. Wraps. First Edition.. An unusual and low print run conservative Southern-oriented magazine with commentary on American and world politics, society, culture, with especial attention given to political correctness, race, and ethnicity, influences from Marxism and other New Left points of origin, crime and criminals, government abuse and incompetence, and statistica, with essays, book reviews, news tidbits, letters, etc. This issue's lead essays: Joseph Fallon's 'Pushing Out Whitey', 'Whence the Hispanics?', review by Samuel Francis of Horowitz's book 'Hating Whitey', review by James Lubinskas of 'Mysterious Mummies of China' PBS documentary, essay by Jared Taylor on Austrian politics, more. Magazine-format wraps, 16pp. Appears unused and unread. Extremely rare. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1941. Book. Very Good+. Wraps. First Edition.. This issue with articles by Sven G. Lunden, Weyland Cross, John T. Flynn, Frank S. Mead, Amy Vanderbilt, Victor Riesel, George Willis, and many others. The famous, mostly conservative publication created by the inimitable H. L. Mencken, with many prominent authors presenting essays and articles analyzing society, culture, politics, current history and events, developments in Europe and elsewhere around the world, philosophy, reviews of authors, books, and literature, much more, often courageously and delightfully deconstructing countless assumptions, presumptions, and taboos of all kinds. Wraps, pagination from p.129 to p.256, shows very lightest of edgewear or shelfwear A very rare collectible. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.