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1998233653San Francisco: LAST GASP 1998. Brossura wrappers. Molto buono Very Good. Volume monografico sul lavoro di Winston Smith. Illustrato a colori. Cm 28x215. pp. 96. Molto buono Very Good. . LAST GASP, unknown
196917767ABGeneva/Switzerland, Markpress, 1969. 15 cm, 54 Seiten, Frontispiz des Autors, kartoniert. leichte Gebrauchsspuren, gute Erhaltung.
1998Q-0904286681Index on Censorship 1998-11-26. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Index on Censorship paperback
1969250831012Perennial Library 1969-01-01. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 0x0x0. PAPERBACK - GOOD Condition - Cover has light wear spine some fading otherwise no markings in book. From private collection. Ships same or next business day. Perennial Library paperback
197912219San Francisco CA: Damaged Good Company 1979. First Edition First Printings. Original Wraps. Very Good. First Edition First Printings. Original Wraps. From the Collection of Jenny Lens. Patricia of the Bags Damned Sisters of Mercy on cover. Dubbing itself "The Magazine That's Not for Everyone " Damage was a calendar of events for San Francisco with interviews reviews and features showcasing the tail end of punk's first wave and its splitting into post-punk new wave no wave and hardcore scenes. Single issue. Magazine ran from 1979-1981. Toning front and back wrapper detached chipping creasing else very good. Tabloid folio size newsprint. illus b/w with color blue front wrappers. 39pp. Damaged Good Company unknown
19823922741982. Unbound. Fine. Octavo. One page written on the verso of a Ballot for the Executive Committee of the Cuyahoga County Republican Organization for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Undated but the election ballot on which it is written indicates 1982 or slightly thereafter. Fine. A letter from Jello Biafra lead singer of the Dead Kennedys to a friend thanking them for cassette tapes: "I think I like Satan's Cheerleaders the best but I'm surprised at how different the two sounded. ." Biafra comments on his financial situation: "You're right I'm pretty short on cash right now. Being a greenhorn independent is hard work & little pay but it's better than being owned & used" and he mentions that he's never gotten around to making stickers but "I'm sending you a nifty selection of flyers & posters for now. I'm sorry about folding them but mailing tubes are hard to come by out here." He concludes with a postscript about a mutual friend "now sporting a beat-up urban cowboy hat as well as a budding beer belly! He has also started to act more like a human being lately. unknown
