Fort Richardson, Ak. March 1, 1945. 8pp. of text folded accordion style, folded out to a full-page map on verso. Light soiling and toning. A seemingly unrecorded guide and map to Fort Richardson, located near Anchorage, Alaska. The fort opened in 1941 as the headquarters for the United States Army..... More

Los Angeles: 1942-1943. Thirteen issues. Stapled, hole-punched in margin. Light wear. Pacifist newsletter edited by Arthur Louis Joquel II, a noted science fiction fan and 'zine author. Utilizing his previous knowledge and talents from the world of fanzines, he established the Society of Juridica in 1940 to advocate for a...... More

Glendora, Ca. Pacifica Library Associates, 1942. [2],137,[4] leaves. Folio. Reproduced typescript, with "Explanatory Note" taped to inside front cover. Original brad-bound, printed card wrappers. Light wear. Without the five leaves of "Authors cited" at the end, as noted in the OCLC record, but perhaps not present in all copies. A..... More

Guam: [1945]. Ninety-five black-and-white silver gelatin photographs, each 4 x 5 inches, over seventy with printed or manuscript captions in the margin or verso, eighteen captioned in the negative. Minor overall wear, slight fading to a few images, all removed from photo album, with paper remnants on verso, about ten..... More

[Oakland]: Daireikyo Kenkyujo, 1950. [14],336,[2],59,[1]pp., plus one two-sided plate. Original illustrated wrappers, printed in black, blue, red, and white, blue cloth backstrip with titles printed in yellow. Some scuffing and chipping to extremities, moderate sunning and rubbing to spine. Front hinge somewhat tender. Internally clean. The important first volume of..... More

Tokyo: Nihon Rikkokai, 1942. [1],[3],[7],26,[336]pp. Original pictorial wrappers printed in blue and brown. Moderate foxing and soiling, minor edge wear to wrappers, some scuffing and minor losses to front wrapper. Text somewhat foxed and evenly toned, reflecting wartime book production standards. A very rare work encouraging Japanese civilians "of all..... More

Denson, Ar. 1942-1943. Seventy issues. Mimeographed. Folio, stapled in upper corner. Dampstaining to upper left corner of first few issues, some with slight loss. Toning and light wear and soiling. A significant run of the newspaper published by the internees at the Jerome Relocation Center in Denson, Arkansas. The Communiqué..... More

Poston, Az. Young Buddhists Asociation, 1943. [16] leaves. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Printed on one or both sides of the leaf, apparently indiscriminately. Light edge wear and minor tanning to wraps. Scattered light offsetting and toning internally. In English and translisterated Japanese. This scarce booklet is the program for the..... More

[Tule Lake: June 3, 1978]. Small panoramic photographic, measuring 7 x 13.5 inches. Minor fading and toning. A panoramic group portrait of participants in the 1978 Tule Lake Pilgrimage, an early effort to commemorate the experiences of Japanese-Americans in the internment camps during World War II. The photo depicts well..... More

Washington DC: El Coordinador de Asuntos Interamericanos, 1942. Pictorial lithograph, 20 x 14.25 inches, printed in red, gray, yellow, and black. Minor surface wear, mild creasing, light dust-soiling, a few pinholes. A rare poster issued by the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs (CIAA) during World War II, attempting..... More

Billings, Mt. Billings Gazette, [ca. 1944]. 7pp. Original illustrated wrappers, stapled. Vertical crease from previous fold. Minor soiling and rubbing. A rare pamphlet that criticizes Japanese internment during World War II, authored by one of its prisoners and signed in type on the final page of text, "Samual Nagata, Heart..... More

[Scottdale, Pa. 1939-1949]. Four pamphlets, paginations below. Small quartos, in light card wrappers, stapled. Minor soiling and wear. A group of four tracts on the Mennonite pacifist philosophy and its consequences. The titles present are as follows: 1) Horsch, John. The Principle of Nonresistance As Held by the Mennonite Church..... More

Philadelphia: 1940-1945; 1954. Thirty-five printed and typescript items, approximately [150]pp. total. Some staples, old folds. Scattered contemporary ink stamps. Light toning and minor wear, heavier in places. Scattered chipping and occasional short edge tears. A fascinating and scarce group of newsletters, pamphlets, and ephemera published by the American Friends Service..... More