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unbound. Zustand: near fine. Warhol (illustrator). First. The box has some light wear and rubbing at corners but still a very near fine copy. The newspaper insert has a bend on rear corner (and is age-toned as usual) but otherwise contents are immaculate. COMPLETE in 11 sections: 1. The hinged box designed to look like a FAB detergent box. 2. Pictorial Press Kit Folder titled "Music, Man, That's Where It's At!" containing three stapled essays on various colored papers: 3. "Life Among the Poobahs," by Lou Reed. 4. "Orpheus Plugs In," by Robert Shelton. 5. "The View From the Dance Floor," by Bob Chamberlain. 6. Un-used Flexi-Disc of "Loop" by the Velvet Underground & "White Wind" by Peter Walker . 7. Multi-page Season's Greetings Card. 8. Die-cut folder with 12 Pop Art Paintings from the Powers Collection. 9. Double-sided Underground Movie Flip Book of Andy Warhol's "Kiss" & Jack Smith's "Buzzards over Bagdad." 10. Ten Trip Ticket Book with LSD theme. 11. Folding newspaper "The Plastic Exploding Inevitable," and all five advertisements (Folk Music on Vanguard; Folding Newsprint Poster for FWP Advertising, Paraphernalia, Guild Musical Instruments, and the Aspen subscription form). Aspen Magazine was a three dimensional "magazine" created by Phyllis Johnson, published on an irregular schedule between 1965 and 1971. Each issue was a graphic box containing various unusual elements. "This issue, created and curated by Andy Warhol, is widely considered the most desirable of the magazine's run, because of the inclusion of the Velvet Underground flexi-disc, which is considered the first of the band's commercially available recordings (though some sources say it was likely preceded by a few advance copies of two verve singles).".