16 underground newspapers and magazines 1967-74

Heading: (Underground Newspapers) Author: Title: Sixteen underground newspapers and magazines from the offices of The San Francisco Phoenix Place Published: Various places Publisher: Date Publis

Yarrowstalks No. 2 , 1967, with Head Comix by Robert Crumb and many illustrations. This was the first publication to publish the comix of underground cartoonist Robert Crumb Dimensions: 16" x 11".

Lot of 3 Berkeley Barb underground newspapers from 1967, 1968. All in nice condition. Vol 7-2 7/12-18/68, Vol 5-11 9/22-28/67, Vol 5-22 12/1-7/67. Note: Vol 5-11 has a great ad for the Grateful Dead&#

Heading: (Underground Press - Feminism) Author: Title: Collection of underground feminist newspapers, newsletters and magazines Place Published: Various places Publisher: Date Published: Lat

Mid century modern-style undulating bentwood Canterbury table with side magazine/newspaper rack. [16" H x 26" W x 14" D]. Minor scuffs and wear.

Antique Brass & Wood Revolving Newspaper/Magazine Stand measuring approximately 16" x 14" x 34" tall. Used condition, wear/worn, surface distress, break to underside of wood, losses and cracks to wood

Plate signed Art Print. Custom framed in brown wood and double matted. "New Kids in the Neighborhood" is a 1967 illustration that Norman Rockwell created for Look magazine. (Look May 16, 1967.)Moving

Includes Gentleman’s Magazine; St. John’s Gate November 1752, The General Advertiser from Tuesday, January 21, 1794, The Gloucester Journal from April 16, 1854, The London Chronicle from

1967 Rick Griffin Head Shop Poster, "The Oracle," advertisement for San Francisco Underground Newspaper, this was created into a head shop poster distributed by Berkeley Bonaparte, 13.25" x 20," mint

The San Francisco Oracle was an underground newspaper which published 12 issues between September 1966 and February 1968. It was distributed in the Haight Ashbury area and was an early member of the U

The San Francisco Oracle was an underground newspaper which published 12 issues between September 1966 and February 1968. It was distributed in the Haight Ashbury area and was an early member of the U

"Soldier of Poland", a newspaper, a monthly magazine issued underground in Poland during World War II by the Polish Home Army. Contains information for compatriots in the country under German occupati

A mid century end table in the shape of a Z. Below the table is a rack for magazines or newspapers.Length 22.5”, width 16.25”, height 21.5”.

VIINTAGE MAITLAND SMITH LEATHER AND BAMBOO WOOD MAGAZINE RACK NEWSPAPER HOLDER - 22"W X 16 1/2D X 18"H -EMBOSSED LEATHER WITH GOLD ACCENTS -THEODORE ALEXANDER VINTAGE MAGAZINE RACK HOME DECOR  

1967 Rolling Stones Newspaper Article, Newsweek Magazine, Life Magazine and more

19th CENTURY STREET SCENE, probably an illustration for a newspaper or magazine, watercolor on paper or board, signed lower right, sight 9 x 12 ½”, frame 16 x 19” with glass.

A Danish wicker and iron wall hanging newspaper or magazine holder in the style of Carl Aubock. Stamped "Denmark". 16-1/4 in tall x 8-3/4 in wide x 9 in deep.

Twelve pieces of assorted maps including newspaper and magazine pull-outs. Mostly 1950's. All are in AS-IS condition. 16" x 24" and varying sizes

CIRCA 1940’s/1950’s. A large format book (approx. 16 x 16x 1”) nicely assembled and filled with 34 pages of magazine and newspaper cuttings, etc. A nice collection of material and su

magazine caddy, book stand, footed side table accessory, magazine book or newspaper carry all, holder, measures ht 16 inches, length app 15 inches depth 8 inches

This irreverent take on the Disney cast of characters is one of the most reprinted pieces of 1960's underground art. The off color satire illustration was created by by Mad Magazine's Wally Wo

No. 16-17, 20, 23-25, May 1967-Feb 1968, Silver Age, $.40, bagged and boarded.

Published circa June 16, 1967. A full sized Life Special Issue, in good condition. The Six-Day War, also known as the June War, was fought between June 5 and 10, 1967 by Israel and the neighboring sta

New York Mirror Magazine dated August 16, 1959 signed by Edd Byrnes.