San Francisco: Roxie Cinema, [1990]. inch poster for the showing of the documentary, very good. More

Cat.No: 248585

Los Angeles: Natoma/KSFI, [1969]. Magazine. [28p] includes covers, 9x12 inches, history, cast and crew, b&w cast photos and production/rehearsal stills, very good souvenir program booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. No dates mentioned but the cast included Ben Vereen but did not include Dobie Gray. Meat Loaf appears in a photo..... More

Cat.No: 249800

Oklahoma City: the newspaper, 1972. Single issue of the undeground newspaper, generally even toning, horizontal fold, moderate edgewear. This issue includes material on prisons, such as TX Bond's "The myth of prison reform," a full page painting by an Oklahoma prisoner, Leo Darrell Chandler, and a piece by Jim Cook..... More

Cat.No: 200762

unknown: the newspaper, unknown. Single leaf folded to 16.5 x 11.5 inches, pp.9-12 [i.e., 4p.], a pull-out center section from Tribe (hippie tabloid of the 1970s). Line drawings show how to do pelvics, text is embellished with b&w snapshot photography and sketch art. Light crease as for tabloid distribution, signs..... More

Cat.No: 78409

New Brunswick: Rutgers, 1969. Magazine. 80p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with b&w photos and ads, monthly magazine in slightly-worn semi-glossy stapled pictorial wraps. Hippies and youth movements, politicized universities etc. More

Cat.No: 176832

San Diego, CA: Peace Press, [1973-?]. 25p., hand-stapled booklet, cover with tears at spine ends, 4.25x5.5 inches. Optimistic declaration of a holiday, World Life Day, to be celebrated at the moment of the September Equinox. Describes the 1972 celebration in various cities around the world, and gives the times for..... More

Cat.No: 241723

New York: Delacorte, 1975. Hardcover. Unpaginated, about thirty pages, first edition hardbound in pictorial color 8.5x7 inch oblong boards in ditto dust jacket; casing is slightly edgeworn, jacket more so with some short tears, a good copy inscribed and signed by Adoff, datelining 1978. The family depicted is European, vaguely..... More

Cat.No: 189460

Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1971. 469p., shelf worn dj, with minor tape repairs on verso. Novel about the counter-culture in the Lower East Side. More

Cat.No: 83757

New York: American's Youth, 1936. 8p. wraps detached but present, paper browned and fragile, minor chipping along the spine, overall in poor condition, but scarce, 8.5x11 inches. Chester Alan Arthur writes the main article "19 C.C.C.'s jailed, investigation demanded." Arthur was a seminal figure in the counter cultural and gay..... More

Cat.No: 242098

New York: Grove Press, Inc., 1967. Paperback. 157p., first edition (so stated) paperbound original, sewn textblock in decorated wraps. Find a tiny bottom-edge food stain pp.24-27, else clean and unmarked, and entirely sound. Creeley's net memoir is a fine introduction to Blackburn's life (his mother and grandmother, alcoholics, beat him..... More

Cat.No: 240570

Bronx, NY: the Co-op, 1968. Underground newspaper by students at the Bronx High School of Science; mimeographed on both sides of a single 10x14 inch sheet, folded into quarters with a closed tear at one edge, minor soil. Penned note at bottom of one side states "'Authorized' dissident newspaper." Not..... More

Cat.No: 180885

San Francisco: The Phoenix, 1973. Newspaper. 24p., folded tabloid newspaper, photos, ads, services, resources, news, events, opinion, very good on newsprint, cover illustration is a Charles Surendorf woodcut originally done for the Black Cat Cafe. Trina Robbins comic on rear featuring a Katy Cream Superstar Streetchild paper doll. Christmas issue..... More

Cat.No: 185718

San Francisco: The Phoenix, 1972. Newspaper. 24p., folded tabloid newspaper, photos, ads, services, resources, news, events, opinion, very good on newsprint. Cover story "SF's hungry children." The "SF male whores" story on p. 17 is an interview with a call boy who has sex with both men and women. Article..... More

Cat.No: 208241