[Counterculture] [Underground press] Pardon. Die deutsche Satirische Monatsschrift Ed. by E. Barmeier & H.A. Nikel. Frankfurt, 1962-1976. Years 1-15. Contributions by a.o. E. Kästner, H.M. Enzensberger, W. Bierman, R. Neumann, G. Walraff, R. Dutschke, A. Mitscherlin and E. Kuby; ills. by a.o. Yrrah, K. Halbritter, J. Feiffer and Bernhard Holtrop ('Willem'). The 1964 June issue was censored in Cologne (due to an article on Playboy), and thus replaced by the Kölner Sonderausgabe (added to this lot). Orig. ill. wrs. Well preserved set (only 9 issues w. minor defects such as mailing labels, etc.). Impressive consecutive run of the first 15 years of this German satirical monthly (total approx. 180)

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