[Counter-Culture] Bukowski, Charles EPOS: A Quarterly of Poetry

[Counter-Culture] Bukowski, Charles Run with the Hunted Chicago: Midwest Poetry Chapbooks, (1962). First edition (one of approximately only 300 copies printed). 8vo. 32 pp. Signed by Bukowski on title

[Counter-Culture] Bukowski, Charles Poems Written Before Jumping Out of an 8 Story Window (Glendale, California: Poetry X/Change, 1968). First and limited edition, one of only 25 copies with a full-pa

[Counter-Culture] Bukowski, Charles Cold Dogs in the Courtyard (Chicago: Literary Times and Cyfoeth Publications, 1965). First and limited edition, one of only 500 copies printed. 8vo. 23 pp. Associat

[Counter-Culture] [Hirschman, Jack] Bukowski, Charles Longshot Poems for Broke Players New York: 7 Poets Press, (1962). First edition (one of approximately only 200 copies printed). 8vo. Unpaginated (

[Counter-Culture] [Blazek, Douglas] Bukowski, Charles The Curtains are Waving and People Walk Through the Afternoon Here and in Berlin and in New York City and in Mexico (San Francisco: Graham Mackint

Heading: Author: Bukowski, Charles Title: Poems and Drawings - In Epos: A Quarterly of Poetry, Extra Issue, 1962 Place Published: Crescent City, Florida Publisher:EPOS Date Published: 1962

VOLUME OF POETRY BY CHARLES BUKOWSKIIt Catches My Heart In Its Hands. (New Orleans: Loujon Press, 1963). Limited edition of 777 copies. Signed and dated by author in silver ink "Charles Bukowski 5-25-

USA, 1960 printed matter 8” x 5.5” The Scripture of Golden Eternity by Jack Kerouac, Totem Press, 1960. First edition. Tags: writing, fiction, poetry, beat, counter culture, hippie, book,

Heading: (Bukowski, Charles) Author: Title: Charles Bukowski Reads his Poetry in San Francisco - signed by Ferlinghetti and Linda King Place Published: San Francisco Publisher: Date Published: <

[Counter-Culture] Crumb, R(obert). Zap Comix, No. 1 (San Francisco): Apex Novelties, 1967. First edition, first printing (25 cent price on front wrapper, "Printed by Charles Plywell" in blue at bottom

Heading: Author: Bukowski, Charles Title: Winter Place Published: Chicago Publisher:No Mountains Poetry Project Date Published: 1975 Description: Broadside. 20x13" printed on wh

USA, 1966-67 printed matter 11 1/4" x 8 3/4" largest Complete run, excluding the anthology, of the scatological poetry journal edited by Gene Bloom and Mike Berardi, with works by Charles Bukowski, d.

1842 Book of BEAUTY Victorian Culture Fashion Romance Poetry Art Portraits Heath Charles Heaths “Book of Beauty&rdquo; was a mid-19th-century periodical that featured portraits and views of Vict

[Counter-Culture] Burroughs, William S. Group of 15 Titles, Including 8 Signed 1. Lee, William (William S. Burroughs)JunkieNew York: Ace Books, Inc., (1953). First edition. 12mo. 149 pp. Bound with Ma

[Counter-Culture] Three Volumes on Marijuana Location varies, 1941-ca. 1960s. Size and condition varies. Including: 1. Irish, William (Woolrich, Cornell). Marihuana. New York: Dell Publishing Company,

Lot containing two important historical New Left 1960s counter culture posters: Black Panther Party 1968 poster promoting rally and general strike calling for release of BPP cofounder Bobby Seale foll

[Counter-Culture] City of Chicago Police Department Field Reporting Manual Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1965-1969. Blue binder stamped with Chicago Police logo, containing a manual with original mugshots, D

[Counter-Culture] Group of 51 Underground Comics Locations vary, 1969-77. Size and condition vary. Includes: 1. The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics. New York and London: Apex Novelties, 1974. 2. B

[Counter-Culture] Crumb, R(obert)., and Rick Griffen, and Victor Moscoso, et al. Zap Comix, Nos. 0-7 (San Francisco): Apex Novelties, 1967-74. In ten volumes. Mixed issues. Condition varies; scattered

A group of music and 1960s counter-culture memorabilia, from the collection of the late Trevor Hughes, comprising: Hollingshead, Michael; 'The Man Who Turned on the World', London: Blond &amp; Briggs,

[Counter-Culture] Pekar, Harvey American Splendor Collection Cleveland, Ohio, etc., 1977-94. In 17 volumes. Including Nos. 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 (two copies), 11, 13, 14 (two copies), 15 (two copies), as

[Counter-Culture] [Crumb, Maxon] Poe, Edgar Allan Maxon's Poe: Seven Stories and Poems by Edgar Allan Poe San Francisco: Cottage Classics, (1997). First and limited edition, #22/300 copies, signed and

Bob Dylan Handwritten Signed Lyrics to Counterculture Anthem "Subterranean Homesick Blues" w/ Jeff Rosen COA Handwritten lyrics, signed "Bob Dylan 2013" at lower right, 1p on Holmenkollen Park Hotel R

This Woodstock Festival is one of those historical focal points that can conveniently sum up an entire movement in a word. The complexity of the 1960s/Rock and Roll counter culture can be tied up with