Counterculture & Hippies
[San Francisco]: City Lights, [1971]. First edition. Pictorial card wrappers, printed in black. 157 pp. First edition. Wraps very lightly rubbed at edge, text block clean and very bright, very good or better copy. First edition. From the verso of the lower wrapper: "Before he died in Mexico in 1968.....
New York: Random House, [1971]. First edition, first impression. Octavo. Black cloth and grey embossed boards. First edition, first impression. 206 pp. Lavishly illustrated throughout by Ralph Steadman. Shelf wear on lower edge, sunning to top edge as often seen, a few instances of spot soiling in text and fore-edge.....
New York: Samuel Weiser Inc., 1970. Octavo. Pictorial and printed wrappers. 368 pp. Light soiling to wraps, else a very good or better copy. First edition, thus. "Crowley's first novel. To the reader of 1923 it was a shocking experience, but that is the way Aleister Crowley intended it to.....
[New York and London]: Bloomsbury, [2003]. First edition. Small octavo. Black boards decorated in white in wrap-around design. 210,[10] pp. Author's signature to Bloomsbury label affixed to the half-title. Notes and bibliography. Designated "An Urban Historical" in a series. A fine copy in a near fine, translucent printed dust wrapper.....
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1923. First American edition. Octavo. Publisher's unfortunate choice of yellow cloth, paper spine label, decorative endpapers. 287,[3] pp., a great many unopened. Cloth is rather smudged, spine darkened with label chipped and also darkened, a testament to binding choice errors, else a very good copy.....
[N.p]: A. J. Weberman, [N.d]. S. Clay Wilson [illus]. First "bootleg" edition. Psychedelic pink stapled wrappers, printed in black. Wraps illustrated by A. J. Weberman; interior back panel by S. Clay Wilson entitled "The Meth Freaks Fight the Feds to the Finish," dated 1967. Outer wraps modestly soiled, sun fading.....
Ann Arbor, MI: Schoolstoppers Textbook, August 1973. Folio. Red decorated and printed wrappers, all varied color folio leaves laid in, no binding (we will not be restrained!). The fourth book of “The Blacklisted News.” Fifth edition (yes, it was that popular!) Tiny spot on lower edge, else about fine. A......
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New York: [Saliva Films, July, 1973]. Vintage herald, tabloid style newsprint, 22 x 34 in, folded to form four 11 x 17 in panels; printed in black, half-tone photo illustrations. Folded at center half, slight wear at fold, newsprint toned, else very good. Herald for the film PINK FLAMINGOS, starring.....