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Our new catalogue contains two hundred fifty items on finance and economics printed between 1821 and 2020. We were inspired by a 2016 article by Ingham, Coutts & Konzelmann in the Cambridge Journal of Economics to rethink money and banking by studying modern era “cranks and brave heretics” of economic history. In these pages you will find authors such as Silvio Gesell, who invented negative interest rates, and Frederick Soddy, who based his economic system on the laws of thermodynamics. We look to pamphlets, newspapers, comic books, self-published tracts, and other obscure material to ferret out new dimensions on an age-old subject.