Collection: All Books

"Wasn't it remarkable when good, honest, white Americans discovered that oftimes the police are brutal?"San Francisco: The Haight Publishing Company, [1968]. Unbound newsprint, tabloid, 15 x 11-1/2 in. 15, [1]pp., illus., with covers and centerfold in color. Horizontal fold crease; light foxing and rubbing to... More

[San Francisco]: [Love Street], [1968]. Unbound tabloid, [12]pp., illus., covers and centerfold in three-color gradient. Horizontal fold, with minor tears to fore-edge; moderate toning. Very good.An attractive and somewhat mysterious hippie-era artifact, possibly the first issue of San Francisco underground newspaper Haight Ashbury Love Street,... More

San Francisco: The Haight Ashbury Tribune, [1968]. Unbound newsprint tabloid, 15 x 11-1/2 in. [15], 1pp., illus., with covers and centerfold in three-color gradient. Horizontal fold crease; a few short fore-edge tears; toning to leaves. Very good or better.Hippie rag whose first editor (unmentioned here)... More

Augusta, GA: Last Harass, 1971. Unbound mimeographed newsprint tabloid. [8]pp., illus. Horizontal fold crease; moderate toning; wear and some light cracking/chipping along folds. Good to very good.The ninth issue of one of the more notable newspapers associated with the GI Underground Press movement, as produced... More

Los Angeles: Open City, 1968. Unbound newsprint broadsheet, 22-3/4 x 16 in. 10, [2]pp.; illus. Horizontal and vertical folds; a few short edge tears; moderate toning and wear, esp. along folds. Very good.Single issue of this Los Angeles underground newspaper, notable for the inclusion of... More

Kansas City, MO: Mother Love Tribe, 1969. Edited by Dennis Giangreco, Michael Lindsay, and David Doyle. Unbound tabloid format, 17-1/2 x 11-3/8 in. 22pp. Printed in various colors on better-than-newsprint paper stock, with multiple colors and/or color-gradients on many pages. Corner wear; light soiling and... More