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
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 about Home cookin' No. 5 (Oct. 26, 1972
Cat.No: 200762
San Francisco: Performing Arts & ACT, 1969. 70p., 8.5x11 inches, program for the production, photos, ads, articles, faint cup rings, handling crimps and light general wear to pictorial stapled wraps. Performing Arts: San Francisco's Music & Theatre Monthly; vol. 3, no. 9 September, 1969;. Magazine format playbill for the American... More about The Ohlone Tribe Hair Confederacy and Michael Butler present: Hair; the American Tribal Love Rock...
Cat.No: 138639
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
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 about Trans-action: social science and modern society, vol. 6 no. 10, whole number 48, September 1969;...
Cat.No: 176832
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
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 about Change!
Cat.No: 83757
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, worn dj. 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: 136639
Bath: Tangent Books, 2006. Paperback. 281p. paperback, as-new. More about Bash the rich: true-life confessions of an anarchist in the UK
Cat.No: 220830
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
![In Magazine: [cover title Mr. In Magazine] Vol. 1, no. 1. Jim Brothers, Robert Ingram](/pictures/thumb/196224.jpg?v=1518617441)
Hollywood: In Company, 1970. Magazine. 72p., includes covers, 8.5x11 inches, columns, reviews, news, ads, fashion, photos, nudes, very good homophile magazine in stapled glossy pictorial wraps. Several pages on Judy Garland. Griffith Park Gay-In. Mod and Hippie fashions. OCLC lists 3 holding of this single issue under "Mr. IN Magazine"... More about In Magazine: [cover title Mr. In Magazine] Vol. 1, no. 1
Cat.No: 196224
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 about The San Francisco Phoenix: a magazine of news, the arts and informed dissipation; vol. 1, #9, for...
Cat.No: 185718
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, 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 about The San Francisco Phoenix: a magazine of news, the arts and informed dissipation; vol. 1, #6, for...
Cat.No: 208241
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
San Francisco, CA: Noh Directions Press, for City Lights Books, 1969. 68p., staplebound wraps, light handling, the Noh Directions version, slightly larger format, with clerical edges (covers protruding past the textblock) mildly worn, otherwise very good. Issue focusing on People's Park; poets include Thom Gunn, Michael McClure, Gary Snyder, Michael... More about Green Flag. Journal for the Protection of All Beings No.3
Cat.No: 237989
Berkeley: The Print Mint, 1968. 8p. folded tabloid newsprint, underground comix, light toning and edgewear and wear at the folds, first printing with 25 cent cover, yellow spot color on cover. More about Yellow dog: vol. 1, issue #4, published as weekly as possible
Cat.No: 194897
![Rogue River Journal [signed]. John Daniel](/pictures/thumb/231714.jpg?v=1543462508)
Washington DC: Shoemaker & Hoard, 2005. Hardcover. 352p., signed by the author on the title page, very good first edition in boards and unclipped dj. The author who lives in Oregon isolated himself over a cold winter and kept a daily journal. In the book he writes of his father... More about Rogue River Journal [signed
Cat.No: 231714
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
Sebastopol: D Press, 2000. Pamphlet. Unpaginated, about 20p., sewn softbound booklet in 8x5 inch color-collage wraps; spinefold a little abraded, a clean sound copy. More about Ice Moon
Cat.No: 219296
San Francisco: author, 2003. 36p., too many photos (all of author), 8.5x5.5 staplebound untrimmed xerox catchpenny (printed price is termed a "donation" and was clocked at $15), good copy. She grew up in Italy and has never stopped promoting herself. More about Passing through; the poetry of Maritsa di Meglio. Editor, Alphonso Texidor
Cat.No: 158764
San Francisco: Free City, 1968. 23p., wraps, paper generally evenly toned, very good, unusually nice for this oft-maimed newsprint pamphlet; illus., 8.5x11 inches. This was the Free printing by the Diggers (their last collective publication), done at the same time as the Realist edition. More about The Digger papers
Cat.No: 112398
Santa Fe NM: Kapala Press [www.dpress.net], 2013. Paperback. 124, xxvi, 175p., softbound facsimile of an amateur artist's sketchbook, b&w with some reproductions in colors, softbound in 8.5x5.5 inch color wraps. A little crudely bound: wrapper is fractionally too small for textblock, a color section protrudes but seems not at risk..... More about A Book of Drawings from Luminous Peak
Cat.No: 219432
New York: Smyrna Press, 1969. [48p.]7x8.5 inches, introduction, dedication to Dr. Timothy Leary, Allen Ginsberg, Bob Dylan et al, afterword, very good in stapled pictorial wraps. The "Jerusalem" that is meant is the thematic Blakean one. More about Renew Jerusalem; a poem
Cat.No: 134996
