San Francisco: [No Publisher], 1967. [12]pp; b&w illus. Saddle-stapled in blue printed wraps. Very good, with scattered foxing and soiling to covers, a few mild spots of foxing to interior.
Reproduced black-and-white line drawings by twelve Bay Area artists, dated in various plates between 1964 and 1967, and evocative of the social and aesthetic mores soon to peak during the Summer of Love. Contributors, identified by last name only on cover but with full names of legible in certain signatures: Robert H. Copley, Andrew Hoyem, [Nelson] Chamberlain, David Nelson, Byron Hunter, Miller, Running Elk, Moe, Ware, Larry Treadwell, Greer, and Baron. A scarce hippie-era artists' book, with OCLC locating only 6 institutional holdings.
