Buenos Aires: Contracultura, 1970. 12mo, 48 pp, saddle-stapled in pictorial wraps. Text in Spanish. With disttributor rubberstamp and a postal rubberstamp to back cover. Final, and scarcest issue of of this short-lived but important Argentinean review focused on counterculture and protest, running translations from English and French alongside original articles..... More
Buenos Aires: Contracultura, 1970. 12mo, 48 pp, saddle-stapled in pictorial wraps. Text in Spanish. Third issue, of four published, of this Argentinean review focused on counterculture and protest, running translations from English and French alongside original articles in Spanish. Grinberg was an important figure in the Argentinean counterculture. He was..... More
Buenos Aires: Contracultura, 1970. 12mo, 32 pp, saddle-stapled in pictorial wraps. Text in Spanish. First issue, of four published of this Argentinean review focused on counterculture and protest, running translations from English and French alongside original articles in Spanish. Grinberg was an important figure in the Argentinean counterculture. He was..... More
Toledo: FLOC, [1984]. 8 1/2 x 11: offset printed in two colors on recto, and in b/w on verso. Union bug to lower right hand corner. Artist unattributed. A brilliant poster featuring artwork that detourneed the iconic Campbell's soup can. The poster was created by the FLOC in 1984 for..... More
Leipzig: Johann Ambrosius Barth, 1910. Leipzig: Johann Ambrosius Barth, 1910. The third, expanded, and first public edition. 8vo, vii, 234 pp. Bound in violet paper covered boards with titles stamped in white. Foreward by Ernst Mach. With the ownership signature of Wely v. Döring to title page, and on the..... More
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Amsterdam: Hack-Tic, 1989-93. 8vo, each issue saddle-stapled in wraps. With 2 posters. 23 issues in 15 fascicules [of 16 published]. A nearly complete run, lacking only the last double number, of the first hacker zine published in Amsterdam. It includes the very rare first number, distributed in an edition of..... More
[Amsterdam]: Privately Published, 1967. First edition. Narrow 4to, 16 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in Dutch. The fifth issue of this provocative periodical published by the graphic desigher &artist Hans Ferrée. The backcover describes the periodical as provocative, prophetic, profane, and outlines the first projected 22 numbers of the periodical, which..... More
[Amsterdam]: Privately Published, 1967. First edition. Narrow 4to, 17 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in Dutch. The third issue of this provocative periodical published by the graphic desigher &artist Hans Ferrée. The backcover describes the periodical as provocative, prophetic, profane, and outlines the first projected 22 numbers of the periodical, which..... More
[Amsterdam]: Privately Published, 1967. First edition. Narrow 4to, 16 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in Dutch. The fourth issue of this provocative periodical published by the graphic desigher &artist Hans Ferrée. The backcover describes the periodical as provocative, prophetic, profane, and outlines the first projected 22 numbers of the periodical, which..... More
Louisa, VA: Community Publications Cooperative, 1976-1980. First edition. 4to, mot issues about 64 pp, saddle-stapled in illustrated wraps. Printed on newsprint. Illustrated with drawings and photographs. A lot of 14 issues of this longrunning periodical devoted to intentional communities, one of the main organs of the commune and back to..... More
Paris: Comite d'occupation de la Sorbonne, 1968. 8 1/4 x 10 5/8", mimeographed from typescript on watermarked "BFK Reeves Extra Strong" paper. A tract issued at 3:30 PM, May 16, 1968, calling for the occupation of all factories in France and the formation of worker's councils following the occupation of..... More
[Paris]: Conseil Pour le Maintien des Occupations, [1968]. Approximately 7 x 9 5/*", offset printed. A small leaflet issued by the CMDO in May of 1968. According to Vienet, the committee consisted of supporters of the first Occupation Committee of the Sorbonne, among them Guy Debord, Raoul Vaneigem, and Mustapha..... More