[Counterculture] American and English countercultural publications 1960s and 1970s. Approx. 50 var. countercultural posters, flyers, newspapers, magazines and other publications, most items American or English. Incl. a.o.: (1) Three sm. posters publ. by the International Union of Students, all against interference in Central and South America. (2) Underground Press Guide. Los Angeles, Other Press, 1967. Booklet. (3) We are all Together. McKees Rocks' Magical Sceptre Publishing Realm and Emanation. Poetry/ short essay booklet. (4) Arts Labs Newsletter, 1970. -and many other single issues of var. publications incl. a.o. Resurgence, Sexual Freedom, Sub 70, The Great Speckled Bird, King Bee, Frendz and Aspects. A few duplicates. Normal signs of age/ wear. (total approx. 50)

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