Mill Valley: Amorphia, 1969. First edition. Paperback. Uncommon third issue of this magazine devoted to all things cannabis related. Edited by Michael Aldrich. Articles on Timothy Leary, legalization, S.D.S. and more. Paper tanned as usual else a fine copy. More about The Marijuana Review Volume 1 #3
Mill Valley: Amorphia, 1971. First edition. Paperback. Uncommon eighth issue of this magazine devoted to all things cannabis related. Edited by Michael Aldrich. Articles on legalization, the Living Theatre, Along the Hashish Trail and more. Paper tanned as usual else a very good copy. 24 pp. More about The Marijuana Review Volume 1 #8
New York: Exposition Press, 1964. First edition. Cloth. Clothbound 8vo. 94 pp. Foreword by Hon. Arthur Levitt. Stated first edition. In this volume the author "surveys the Negro's contribution to the culture of both state and metropolis since 1626" Book has some age spotting to the rear blank endpaper, but... More about The Negro In New York (Inscribed); A Historical-Biographical Evaluation From 1626
Princeton, Wisconsin: Fox River Patriot, 1976. First edition. Paperback. Folded newspaper format. The scarce first issue of this rural alternative weekly newspaper run out of Princeton, Wisconsin. Featuring great color cover art by Denis Kitchen. A very good copy. More about Fox River Patriot No. 1
Princeton, Wisconsin: Fox River Patriot, 1977. First edition. Paperback. Folded newspaper format. The fifth issue of this rural alternative weekly newspaper run out of Princeton, Wisconsin. Featuring great color cover art by Denis Kitchen. A very good copy. More about Fox River Patriot No. 5
Princeton, Wisconsin: Fox River Patriot, 1977. First edition. Paperback. Folded newspaper format. The sixth issue of this rural alternative weekly newspaper run out of Princeton, Wisconsin. Featuring great cover art by Denis Kitchen. A very good copy. More about Fox River Patriot No. 6
Princeton, Wisconsin: Fox River Patriot, 1977. First edition. Paperback. Folded newspaper format. The eighth issue of this rural alternative weekly newspaper run out of Princeton, Wisconsin. Featuring great color cover art by Denis Kitchen. A very good copy. More about Fox River Patriot No. 8
Amsterdam: God Nederland & Oranje, 1967. First edition. Paperback. Issue number 8 (of ten published) of this Dutch language magazine filled with political cartoons by members of Dutch Provo including Willem, Topor, Malsen and others. Political satire, non-violent anarchist movement. Sheets loose, else a very good condition in illustrated stapled wrappers. More about God Nederland & Oranje Nummer 8
Chicago: Anarchist Black Cross, 1972. First edition. Paperback. 4to. First three issues of this political bulletin published by the Anarchist Black Cross of Chicago, an offshoot of the original Anarchist Red Cross organization whose mission was to providing material aid for imprisoned anarchist comrades around the world. Each issue in... More about Anarchist Black Cross Bulletin Number 1 -3 (Three Issues
London: Anarchy Collective, 1978. First edition. Paperback. 4to. Volume 5 Number 5 of this British anarchist newspaper. Features a photograph of Iris Mills and Ronan Bennett on the front cover. A good copy in folded wrappers. More about Black Flag Organ of the Anarchist Black Cross Volume 5 Number 5
New York: Anarchos, 1969. First edition. Paperback. Wide paperbound octavo. 68 pp. Includes long articles on Post-Scarcity Anarchy, Guerrilla Theatre and Towards a Liberatory Technology. Very good condition in decorated stapled wrappers. More about Anarchos Number 3
Seattle: The Seattle Group, 1969. First edition. Paperback. Small folios. Twenty two non-consecutive issues. Beginning with number 34 through 58. 8.5 x 14". Typed sheets stapled at top left with red labels indicating issue numbers. Authors typically indicated only by initials. Prepared by a group of loosely knit like-minded radicals... More about The Seattle Group Bulletin (22 Issues
Oxford and London: Anarchist Youth, 1963. First edition. Paperback. Printed tall stapled wrappers. Early 1960's British student anarchist newsletter. Includes contributions by Diana Shelley, Charles Radcliffe, Nicholas Bohm and others. Couple of minor hand-corrections to text (presumably by the editor) else a sharp, very good plus copy. Uncommon publication. More about Anarchist Youth #3 (Formerly Anarchist Student
USA: Movement Labor, 1971. First edition. Paperback. Tall side-stapled wrappers. Scarce hand-made mimeograph book on various anarchist and guerilla theory tactics and weapondry. It was given away free at the time. 29 unnumbered pages. With some rough diagrams and drawings. A scarce piece of early 70's American anarchist movement ephemera... More about Anarchist's Notebook or Up Against The Wall Mother America
Brighton: Epic Productions, 1974. First edition. Paperback. 4to. Stapled illustrated wrappers. The first (and as far as we can tell, only) issue of Clifford Harper's anarchist-themed comic book. According to his introduction "This is the first of six comix that deal with two basic problems that have faced our society;... More about New Times Class War Comix Number 1
New York: Black Eye, 1988. First edition. Paperback. 8vo. Staplebound illustrated wrappers. 35 numbered pp. A fine example. Includes contributions by Braun, Robert W. Zeuner, Sam Dolgoff and others. More about Black Eye #3
No Place: Privately Printed, No date. First edition. Loose Sheets. Single sheet of glossy paper measuring 7 x 13" tall. A single poem attributed to beat writer Michael McClure although his name is not on the sheet. A fine copy. From 1969 per his bibliography. More about To James B. Rector (Broadside Poem
New York: E. P. Dutton, 1974. First edition. Paperback. Oblong paperbound quarto. 175 pp. Catalogue of a traveling exhibition which started at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts in 1974. Essays by Creeley, Holmes and others. Illustrated in color and black and white and featuring paintings by Larry Rivers, Jess... More about Poets of the Cities of New York and San Francisco 1950 - 1965
Berkeley and New York: University of California Press and the Whitney Museum, 2003. First edition. Cloth. 4to. Edited by Jane GReen and Leah Levy with a foreword by Marla Prather. Monograph on the artist's signature work "The Rose". A fine copy in fine dustwrapper. 192 pp. Laid in is an... More about Jay DeFeo and The Rose
Davis, CA: Privately Printed, 1970. First edition. Paperback. Single sheet exhibition flyer. Completely hand-printed and designed by artist George Herms for an exhibition of his work at the University of California, Davis campus. Flyer announces a series of events including a poetry reading by beat poet Michael McClure, a film... More about Original Hand-Printed Exhibition Flyer
New York: Film Culture, 1967. First Edition. Paperback. Issue number 45 of this influential magazine of film and the arts. This issue contains an interview with Jack Smith by Gerard Malanga. Also numerous stills and articles about the films of Andy Warhol and his crew including Edie Sedgwick. A beautiful... More about Film Culture Magazine 45
New York: JMc@GHB, 2007. First edition. Paperback. Tall bound wrappers. Brief texts by Moore and Plymell. Fine condition. One of five hundred copies. The book features the collage artwork of this talented twosome who formed the nucleus for some interesting beat-related publishing efforts in the 1960's. More about Claude Pelieu / Mary Beach 2001
Chicago: Good Taste Productions, 1993. Second printing. Paperback. Paperbound quarto with integral flaps. Stated second printing. A marvelous monograph. Illustrated in black and white. 87 pp. A very good copy. More about Good Taste Gone Bad; The Art of Mitch O'Connell
Detroit: Artists' Workshop Press, 1967. First edition. Paperback. Folded tabloid format. First issue of Van Newkirk's radical poetry, politics and kulchur underground newspaper. Produced at the height of the Detroit White Panther Party / Artists' Workshop International Cooperative's creative peak. With contributions by John Wieners, Joel Oppenheimer, John Sinclair, Andre... More about Guerrilla Volume 1 Number 1
San Francisco: Auerhahn Press, 1959. First edition. Paperback. Small announcement card for the Mad Monster Mammoth Poet's Reading at Garibaldi Hall in San Francisco in 1959. Card measures 3.75 x 2.25" high. An event organized by Robert LaVigne and featuring a host of beat notables including Lamantia, Ferlinghetti, Meltzer, Whalen... More about Announcement Card for the Auerhahn Press Mad Monster Mammoth Poet's Reading
