Counter-Currents is selling copies of Tito Perdue’s Materials for All Future Historians:

There are two formats for Materials for All Future Historians: 

1. Hardcover: $25 (including postage; add $13 for postage to Canada, Australia, New Zealand, & the Far East) (The limited edition hardcover of 200 numbered copies is sold out.)
2. Paperback: $15 (including postage; add $13 for postage to Canada, Australia, New Zealand, & the Far East).

How to Order:

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1. By e-check, credit card, or bank transfer
2. By mail
3. By crypto-currency transfer

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3. Send payment to the address on the order form.
4. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery.

Steps for paying with crypto-currencies:

1. Determine which books you wish to order, and how many.
2. If you wish to order multiple books, please email a list of the titles you wish to order and your mailing address to [email protected], and we will give you an exact quote on postage anywhere in the world.
3. Choose a crypto-currency option and send payment to one of our addresses here.
4. Email the order and the crypto payment receipt (so we know what transfer is yours) to [email protected]

About Materials for All Future Historians

He had a telescope in fixed position, a half-dozen semi-domesticated pet raccoons, and a trove of alcoholic beverages. Had other things, including the normal pots and pans, drinking vessels, a .357 magnum 8-shot Smith and Wesson revolver and, at great expense, a battery driven water purification distillery fed from the nearby creek. Had nine dark suits of various weights and shades of blue. He also owned a supply of mysterious-looking ties ordered from the Duchamp Company in London, England. Dressed thus, no one bothered him or suspected the sort of person that he was.