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[LGBTQ] [Lesbian] [Comic] DiMassa, Diane. Hothead Paisan: Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist. Archive of 20 issues. San Francisco: Giant Ass Publishing, 1991–95. A near-complete consecutive 20 issue run (out of 21 total) of the independently published queer feminist comic Hothead Paisan, created by Diane DiMassa. This radical underground comic was distributed sporadically.....
[LGBTQ] [Lesbian] [Comic] DiMassa, Diane. Hothead Paisan: Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist. Archive of 15 issues. San Francisco: Giant Ass Publishing, 1991–94. A consecutive 15 issue run (out of 21 total) of the independently published queer feminist comic Hothead Paisan, created by Diane DiMassa. This radical underground comic was distributed sporadically over.....
[LGBTQ] Early coverage of the Stonewall Riots and the resulting first Gay Pride Parade in New York. The Village Voice. Vol. XIV No. 42. New York: Village Voice Publications. July 31, 1969. 56 Pages. Measures 11" x 16.5". Newspaper is just a few weeks post-Stonewall Riots and discusses the implications.....
[Counterculture Fashion] Rags, the scarce and short-lived countercultural fashion magazine, archive of six issues. Published in San Francisco, Rags ran for just 13 monthly issues (June 1970 to June 1971), each combining the aesthetic experimentation of the underground press with an incisive, progressive lens on fashion, media, and identity. This.....
[LGBTQ] Early coverage of the the Gay Liberation Front's Gay Power March in Greenwich Village, New York in the Village Voice. The Village Voice. Vol. XIV No. 41. New York: Village Voice Publications. July 24, 1969. 56 Pages. Measures 11" x 16.5". Newspaper is just a few weeks post-Stonewall Riots.....
Outlaw biker scene in California photo archive. Mid 1970s. Consists of 14 vernacular photographs (12 color, 5 black-and-white) primarily taken between 1972 and 1976. This evocative photo archive offers a rare glimpse into the grassroots subculture of Southern California outlaw bikers in the early to mid-1970s, a pivotal period when.....
[Zines][Counterculture][Feminism] Archive of 12 zines produced between 1995 and 2001, documenting the creative breadth of independent publishing during the post-punk, Riot Grrrl, and Gen-X cultural moment. These zines capture the 1990s–early 2000s DIY, punk, and underground subcultures with themes of feminism, anti-consumerism, food activism, and adolescent identity. Various places of.....
[Black Panther], [Civil Rights] May Day Protest Poster from the Black Panthers New Haven Chapter, one of the most successful Black Panthers branches, featuring the music of Santana. "May 1 Rally, Music, People". Photocopied poster. New Haven, 1 May [1970]. Measures 16 1/4 x 11 inches. A poster for an.....
BLACK PANTHERS. "Justice Amerikan Style". Vintage Double-sided photocopied flier, Folio size 14 x 8 1/2 inches, illustrated with a photograph of Ericka Huggins raising her fist; Boston: Boston Panther Defense Committee, circa April 1970. The text of the document offers a detailed and lengthy explanation of the New Haven Nine.....
[Hippie Counterculture] The Southern California Oracle, the rare Hippie publication focusing on psychedelics, free love, mysticism, legal aid, and commune living. This newspaper archive comprises three original issues (No. 5, September 1967; No. 6, October 1967; No. 7, November 1967) published in Los Angeles during the apex of the West.....
[African American][Black Radicalism] Keating, Edward M. Free Huey! The True Story of the Trial of Huey P. Newton for Murder. Berkeley: Ramparts Press, 1971. First hardcover edition. Introduction by Charles R. Garry. 8vo. Original black cloth binding in publisher’s dust jacket with black-and-white photographic cover image of Huey P. Newton.....
[Mexican] [Latin American] Satirical Comics by Eduardo del Río (Rius): Los Agachados de Rius. Mexico City: Editorial Posada. Archive of 10 issues. 1971–1973. A landmark of Latin American political cartooning, Los Agachados de Rius was a satirical comic series created by leftist artist and public intellectual Eduardo del Río (1934–2017).....
Civil Rights Archive of five photographs depicting scenes from the social unrest, and radical political struggles of the 1960s. Black and white silver gelatin press photographs with captions on recto and verso. Full size press photos measuring around 8" x 10"-11". One of the earliest photographs depicts a National Guard.....
[Zines][Sci-Fi][Literature] Archive of seven issues of Science Fiction Review, a science fiction fanzine known for its in-depth critical essays, interviews, and reviews. Portland, OR: edited and published by Richard E. Geis, 1980–1986. Includes issues No. 18, 25, 27, 34, 35, 56 and 58. Printed in black-and-white, staple-bound pictorial self-wrappers. Featuring.....
The Black Panther. Vol. V, No. 24. San Francisco, 14 December 1970. Between the years of 1968-1972, this Black Panther-affiliated publication sold a hundred thousand copies a week, making it the most widely circulated Black newspaper. 20 pages. 18" x 11.5." This issue includes an op-ed on New York City.....
Archive of four pamphlets produced by Stone Kingdom Syndicate about the cultivation and use of marijuana, mescaline, and D.M.T., attributed to author "Mary Jane Superweed." 1968-70. All pamphlets are 16 pages long and approx. 8.5" x 5.5". All are staplebound in softcover wrappers. Archive includes: [1] The Marijuana Consumer's and.....
[Antiwar] [Counterculture] Chicago Seed archive of 5 issues of the underground newspapers. Chicago: 1969–1972. Five tabloid-format newspapers (approx. 11.5 x 17.5 in.), each 20–28 pp. Color-illustrated self-wrappers, folded once as issued. A rare and visually explosive collection of five issues of Chicago Seed, one of the most visually innovative and.....
[Film][Counterculture] Monster World. Nos. 1–10 (complete run). Ackerman, Forrest J., ed. New York: Warren Publishing Co., 1964–1966. A complete run of all ten issues of Monster World, the spin-off of Famous Monsters of Filmland edited by science fiction collector and promoter Forrest J. Ackerman. Launched in 1964 by Warren Publishing.....
[Sci-Fi] [Zines] Archive of eight issues of Riverside Quarterly, a science fiction fanzine known for its intellectual rigor, experimental content, and literary criticism. Edited by Leland Sapiro, with contributions from luminaries of mid-century fandom and criticism, including Redd Boggs, Jim Harmon, William Blackbeard, and Jim Sallis. Key themes include gender.....
[Feminism] [Social Activism] Archive of five issues of Ain’t I a Woman?, a radical feminist newspaper published in Iowa City, Iowa, by the Publications Collective during the height of the Women’s Liberation Movement. Produced by and for Midwestern feminists, Ain’t I a Woman? served as a crucial platform for discussions.....
[Radical Activism] [Counterculture] Pair of anti-war broadsides by the Student Mobilization Committee and the Fifth Avenue Peace Parade Committee. A powerful grassroots archive reflecting the decentralized, multiracial, and multi-generational movement to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Archive includes: [1] Student Mobilization Committee. "Vietnam, Cambodia, Kent, Augusta, Jackson… U.S. TROOPS out.....
[Radical Activism] [Counterculture] [Antiwar] [psychedelic] [Hippie] OZ Magazine Archive of Six Issues, Including Final Issue. London: OZ Publications Ink Ltd., 1967–1973. A vibrant archive from one of the most transgressive and iconic publications of the 1960s and early 1970s underground press movement: OZ Magazine. First founded in Australia in 1963.....
[Sci-fi] Archive of five issues of Astounding Science-Fiction, published by Street & Smith in 1939 under editor John W. Campbell. With serialized novels, novelettes, short stories, and scientific essays, this run exemplifies the genre's pivot toward "hard science fiction," and includes early works by future giants such as Theodore Sturgeon.....
[Radical Activism] [Counterculture] Archive of Overthrow, the newspaper of the Youth International Party (Yippies). New York: Youth International Party (YIP), 1980-1985. Archive of 8 Issues, all illustrated, each approximately 11.5" x 8.5" and 24 pages. Rare and visually explosive archive of Overthrow, the underground newspaper published by the Youth International.....
[Black Panther] [Counterculture] Entwicklung Einer Revolutionaren Massenorganisation. Rote Steine Propaganda, BLACK PANTER PARTY, 1970. Measures about 8" x 5.75" inches. 78 pages. Scarce first edition pamphlet in orginal yellow wrappers with a prominent Party's black panther emblem on the front cover. This pamphlet printed by German communists features a German.....