New York: the monthly, Nov.-Dec., 1969. 32p., wraps, paper browned, faint signs of handling, 8x11 inches. The Frank Bardacke essay runs eight full double-column pages, supplements are 4 p. each. At head of the issue: Teddy Kennedy does the breast stroke. The Oakland 7 was the most important anti-draft demo... More

Cat.No: 106048

New York: The Realist Association, 1971. 24p., wraps, paper browned, address label (to Ralph Gleason) on front cover. Cover features a cartoon drawing of Timothy Leary, wife Rosemary, Eldridge Cleaver and wife Kathleen, in bed together, to accompany a story by Jomo Raskin, "Report from Algiers," 2p. Also find a.... More

Cat.No: 106050

New York: The Realist Association, 1968. 24p., wraps, paper slightly browned, 8.5x11 inches. At head of cover" Sirhan Sirhan is alive in Walla Walla. Two cover stories, one by Jerry Rubin (2 and a half p.), the other by Abbie Hoffman (2p.), each announcing that "The Yippies Are Going to... More

Cat.No: 104535

Oakland: Project: Communication, 1968. 8.5x11 inch handbill, minor foxing, very good. Announces the program for an event on Sensuousity, an alternative to monogamy and polygamy. "Who cleans up the vomit at your house? Monogamists and polygamists failed to solve this and other problems. ... Expanded families and intentional communities have... More

Cat.No: 209689

San Francisco: Peace & Pieces Books, 1971. 63p., wraps, illustrated with Samolis' political collage and deft caricatures (of Nixon, J. Edgar Hoover, Eisenhower et alia); a number of leaves show creasing. Ultra-left poetry with publishers promotional material laid in. More

Cat.No: 152712

Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2005. Paperback. xiv, 281p., foreword, introduction, notes, productions, script excerpts, song lyrics, conclusion, references, b&w photos and illustrations, signed by 11 members of the troupe (most unreadable!) very good first edition trade paperback in black wraps. More

Cat.No: 230196

New York: Evergreen Theater, 1967. [8p] 6x9 inches, cast bios, ads, mild toning otherwise very good playbill/program for the first New York Off-Broadway production. The production starred the original actors from San Francisco who had worked for the Mime Troupe and Actors Workshop. First-time director Rip Torn who was just... More

Cat.No: 179214

New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 2004. Hardcover. xiv, 577p., illustrated with photos, very good first edition in boards and unclipped dj. A seminal study of gay life in NYC in the twentieth century. More

Cat.No: 175583

Berkeley: Snow Lion Graphics/SLG Books, 1993. Hardcover. 128p., 9x12 inches, illustrated with 142 full color plates & 16 b&w illustrations, personal inscription signed by Mouse with small cartoon drawing, handbill and catalog booklet laid-in, fine first edition in blue cloth boards, gilt and unclipped dj. More

Cat.No: 208052

no place: Self-published by the author at XLibris, 2001. Paperback. 182p., signed by the author, very good first edition vanity press trade paperback in green wraps. San Francisco setting for these two novels. More

Cat.No: 226094

Barre, Vermont: Greenfeel, [1969?]. Pamphlet. [32p.], illustrated wraps browned with an old price in pen on the front wrap, paperstock toned. Illustrated with sketches and snapshot photos, eight mimeographed sheets (8.5x11 inches) folded and stapled in the middle to form a 5.5x8.5 inch pamphlet. OCLC notes varing dates for this... More

Cat.No: 223597

Barcelona: the author, 1978. Paperback. 189p., text in Spanish, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Self-published novella on American hippies by a Cuban American exile. More

Cat.No: 77867

Berkeley: Wilderness Press, 1973. Paperback. 154p., 6.25x8 inches, trade paperback, photoillustrations are both useful and funny. Spine lightly sunned, cover a little spotty, bottom edge has a light cigaret burn. An else very good copy. A book, ostensibly about cross-country skiing, but with much else tossed into the mix, including... More

Cat.No: 237130