George Lincoln Rockwell

It is 8 by 10 inches.

The condition is near very good, with minor wrinkles and edge wear from age. There is a crease visible as a vertical line at the right side at his left elbow.

This photo has a lot of intriguing details, including close-up views of the ANP armband and medallion in wear. Note the airborne wing worn by one of the others in the photo. The propaganda pamplete regards North and South Carolina.  The photo was taken in 1961 and published on the death of the Grand Dragon of the NY KKK. It measures 8 by 10 inches. This is the back of the photo.

The condition is near very good, with minor wrinkles and edge wear from age. There is a crease visible as a vertical line at the right side at his left elbow.

The check shown is representative. It is dated 25 June 1958, and numbered 11, drawn on the Arlington (Virginia) Trust Company.

The one you receive may have differing amounts and other minor cosmetic differences, but of the same time period and bank.

This check has cancellation perforations in the usual places. It is in excellent condition.

The check shown is representative It is dated 1 July 1958, and numbered 17, drawn on the Arlington (Virginia) Trust Company.

The one you receive may have differing amounts and other minor cosmetic differences, but of the same time period and bank.

Thora Haligrimsson was an Icelandic girl he married in 1953, following his divorce from his first wife.

This check has cancellation perforations in the usual places. It is in excellent condition.

This is one of the more collectible editions of the quarterly magazine, featuring the announcement of the assassination of Rockwell.

Here is a sample of the interior content.

This magazine has 54 pages of content and measures 5-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches.

It is in near excellent condition.

This is one of the more collectible editions of the quarterly magazine, featuring the theme of Martin Luther King's "I have a Dream" speech, published shortly after the assassination of Rockwell.

Here is a sample of the interior content.

This magazine has 38 pages of content and measures 5-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches.

It is in near excellent condition.

This is one of the more collectible editions of the monthly magazine, featuring the letter and editorial regarding Robert Kennedy's decision that the ANP was not a subversive organization.

It is interesting that this issue has a 1960 photo of Marine PFC John Patler in uniform (wearing an Expert Rifleman's badge), who 6 years later would assassinate Rockwell with a rifle.

Here is a sample of the interior content.

This magazine has 16 pages of content and measures 5-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches.

It is in near excellent condition.

This is a complete paper, with the cover story and photo, and 4 complete pages of interior photos and narrative describing the event. The back of the 28 page paper is has a full sized photo of John Patler, the prime suspect of the shooting. Patler was a former Marine and qualified as an Expert Rifleman hit Rockwell twice, once in the head and once in the chest from a building across the parking lot.

Here is a sample of the interior content.

This magazine has 28 pages of content and measures 11by 16 inches.

It is in near good condition, with some yellowing from age.

In 1965, Rockwell entered the gubernatorial race in Virginia. Rockwell styled himself as the "white people’s candidate" and toured throughout Virginia. Rockwell polled about 6500 votes, or 1.2% of the total vote.

This heavy weight paper poster measures 17 by 7-1/2 inches.

It is in good to near very good condition, with some spotting and minor stains and fading from outdoor exposure. It has a period applied overlay "VOTE WHITE" over the original printed slogan at the top.

This certificate features stylized representations of the NSDAP eagle, as modified by the ANP to include the central globe at the junction of the swastika.

The certificate is printed on regular weight paper,  measuring 11-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches.

It is in very good condition, with some spotting and  fading from age.

This is an interesting banner, in the dimensions of a standard flag. There are no grommets or gussets, as it was intended for display behind a podium. Both end seams are finished with narrow seams.

It has no maker marks or labels. It is 100% wool. It is two-sided, but intended to be displayed from the front only.

This large flag measures 36 by 60 inches (3 by 5 feet)

It is in near excellent condition, with some minor stains from routine use.

This is an interesting banner, with brass grommets at all four corners. It was intended for display on a podium or vehicle. All four sides have seams, with reinforcement at the ends for the grommets.

The central disk with silk-screened swastika are separately applied on one side only.

It has no maker marks or labels. It is 100% silk.

This large flag measures 36 by 26 inches (3 by 2 feet)

It is in near excellent condition, with some minor stains from routine use.

This is a silk-screened cotton armband, similar to the ones used during WWII, and adopted by the ANP.

This is an early armband, made before the application of the central globe emblem.

It has no maker marks or labels. It is 100% cotton.

This armband measures 15 inches in circumference, and it is finished closed at the back.

It is in near excellent condition, with some minor stains from routine use.

It is brass with red white and light blue enamel. It is slightly vaulted.

Here is a view of the back.

The condition is near very good, with some tarnish apparent on the back side, and some slight freckling on the enamel on the front.

This heavy pin measures 1 inch. It has an applied spring pin closure. This is a view of the back.

It is in near excellent condition, with some minor stains from routine use.

This white orange and black enamel stick pin measures 3/4 inch. It has an applied stick pin. This is a view of the back.

It is in near good condition, with stains and wear to the paint and light rust freckles on the back, as shown.