New York: Playbill, 2009. Paperback. 44p., 5.5x8.5 inches, folded "Be-In" handbill laid-in (prop for show) very good first edition program in stapled pictorial wraps. The program for the recent revival on Broadway.The laid-in handbill was part of the show. More about Hair; playbill for the Al Hirschfeld Theatre production

Cat.No: 168062

n.p. Sidewalk Liberation Front, n.d. 23x17.5 inch silkscreened poster on slightly stiff brown stock, printed slightly askew, some smearing at lower right, generally very good, with image of boots in funky mid-stride adapted from R. Crumb. Circa late 1960s-early 1970s. The Front, which appears to have been active in the..... More about Keep on truckin'. Join the Sidewalk Liberation Front and Street Truckin' Society [poster]

Cat.No: 207569

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 about Pelvic examinations [Tribe]

Cat.No: 78409

London: Four Square Illustrated, 1966. Paperback. 128p., 5.5x7.5 inches, pictorial wraps, numerous photos, gift inscription on top outer corner of inside front cover, else very good. Profiles of the top Sixties disk jockeys and pirate radio stations in Britain, including Tony Windsor, Jimmy Saville, Tony Blackburn and numerous others. More about Who's Who in Pop Radio

Cat.No: 201911

Pasadena, CA: Ambassador College Press, 1971. Pamphlet. 47p., wraps, fullpage color photos of actual hippies and their artifacts. "You need to know WHY the hippies are a BAROMETER of a SICK, SICK SOCIETY!" More about Hippies, hypocrisy, and happiness

Cat.No: 134405

Berkeley: Persepolis Press, 1984. 85p., trade-size color wraps decorated with presumed self-portrait, first and doubtless only edition, a very good copy that is inscribed (illegibly) and signed on the title page. Back cover is covered with texts: a Charles Bukowski letter of praise, an expatriate's refusal to translate to French... More about A guy like you a tale perpendicular to itself

Cat.No: 169301

N. pl. Transaction Books, 1971. xi, 164p. + 32p. photos, dj with old price tag. With considerable material on Chinatown, by Stanford M. Lyman ("Red Guard on Grant Avenue"), a great deal on black-white relations, the Haight Ashbury, storefront lawyers. More about Culture and civility in San Francisco

Cat.No: 153138

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 about Mama. No. 11 (Dec. 13, 1968)

Cat.No: 180885

Berkeley: Great Star Press, 1975. Paperback. 73p., rubricated title page, 8.5x12 inches, illustrated with semiglossy plates from b&w photographs (two fold out), very good limited trade paper edition in pictorial wraps. 1/2700 (of 3,000) copies. Text printed letterpress on Curtis' Tweedweave by Wesley Tanner. This copy is signed by author/photographer... More about Rag Theater; the 2400 Block of Telegraph Avenue, 1969 - 1973

Cat.No: 141130

San Francisco: The Phoenix, 1973. Newspaper. 24p., folded tabloid newspaper, photos, ads, services, resources, news, events, opinion, very good on newsprint. Cover art captioned "Making out at the laundromat." Willie Brown Our Next Mayor? Divine at the Palace. More about The San Francisco Phoenix: a magazine of news, the arts and informed dissipation; vol. 1, #10,...

Cat.No: 185719

San Francisco: The Phoenix, 1973. Newspaper. 24p., folded tabloid newspaper, photos, ads, services, resources, news, events, opinion, very good on newsprint. Laid in is a catalog for Orpheus Free University. Cover story, "Inside the Chinese gangs of SF." Also features on Dr. John, Jackie Kennedy nude photos, and more. More about The San Francisco Phoenix: a magazine of news, the arts and informed dissipation; vol. 1, #16,...

Cat.No: 208242

Staten Island, New York: LOVE, n.d. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed both sides, recto is an R. Crumb design, verso announces the LOVE Liberated Dating Service and lists questions, gives directions for applying. Very good. A dating service for counterculture types, where the applicant mails in the form and a...... More about LOVE is here [handbill]

Cat.No: 167150

Simi Valley: Taste It, 1974. Magazine. 48p., 8.5x11 inches. articles, humor, b&w photos of nude women, ads, very good sex and drug magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. First and likely only issue of this California magazine focused on marijuana and sex. No copies located in OCLC as of 5/2017. More about Taste It Magazine: an intergalactic anti-bummer publication no. 1

Cat.No: 215032