New York: The Messenger Publishing Co., Inc., 1919. Vol. II No. 7. 34 pp. Stapled wraps. 8.75" x 12". About Very Good with light wear, vertical crease throughout entire issue, stamp of "H. Talbert Room" in Portland, Oregon on front wrap. Billed as "The only Magazine of Scientific Radicalism in..... More
New York: The Voice of the Negro, 1927. Vol 1, No. 1. February, 1927.4 pp. A single sheet folded once, 9.25" x 12.5". Very Good+ with light wear. This scarce publication served as a proposal for a new magazine Harrison wished to found, The Voice of the Negro, for his..... More
New York: The Voice of the Negro, 1927. The first and only issue of a truly scarce radical African American periodical. One of very few surviving copies as no copies are located in OCLC, in the trade, or in the author's archives at Columbia University Libraries. 8 pp. Bound in..... More
London: Rough Trade, [1977]. Issue #5. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Near Fine, very bright. Features on Andy Czezowski (founder of The Roxy nightclub in Convent Garden), Slaughter and the Dogs, Ramones, and the Runaways. More
London: Rough Trade, [1977]. Issue #8. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Very Good with creasing to front wrap around staple, light toning. Features on Generation X (Bill Idol's band), Adam and the Ants, and Wayne County, plus charts and reviews. More
London: Rough Trade, 1978. Issue #15. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Near Fine. Features. A major British punk fanzine; this issue features Wayne County (later Jayne County), Sham 69, The Viletones, record and live reviews, and a back wrap "poster" of Public Image Ltd. More
Austin, TX: Sluggo, [1978]. The second issue of Sluggo!,an Austin, Texas punk fanzine with a collage-based, handmade aesthetic. Features an intentionally misleading issue numbering on the cover, also misdated "Febb 1984." Unpaginated. Side stapled. Near Fine with rusted staples, light wear. Features articles on The Next, Ramones, Dils, local Austin..... More
Austin, TX: Sluggo Press / Nick West, Publisher, [1979]. The fourth issue of Sluggo!,an Austin, Texas punk fanzine with a collage-based, handmade aesthetic sporting a variety of colored inks. Unpaginated. Side stapled. Fine. Rare in such nice condition. Features articles on The Huns, Next, Dils, John Cale, and more... More
Ann Arbor, MI: White Panther information Service, 1970-1971. Complete run in three issues. With illustrations from photographs, drawings and comix including a cameo appearance of Mr. Natural by Robert Crumb. Tabloid newspaper format. Very Good with some toning to leaves, minor creasing, chips and tears to edges; a few marginal..... More