ann arbor argus (12 Ergebnisse)

1969. (Mass market paperback) Very good. 20pp. Large folio, folded in half. The Ann Arbor Argus counter-culture was a biweekly, underground newspaper, published from January 24, 1969 until the middle of 1971. Clean, bright. Washington p.3. Rennie Davis, John Sinclair, Spiro Agnew, Elvis Presley & Paul McCartney, Ken Kesey, David Valler, & lots more.

Zustand: Good. The Argus Ann Arbor, MI 1971 newspaper format. 23 pages. address label to front. small tears and creases to wraps and pages.

Zustand: Good. The Argus Ann Arbor, MI 1970 newspaper format. 23 pages. moderate creasing and tearing to page.

Tabloid. Zustand: Good. Side folding tabloid newspaper. 24 pp. Single issue of this underground newspaper devoted to counterculture and radical issues, often aligned with the White Panther Party and John Sinclair. This issue with a printing of the Riot Manual used by Detroit police; an interview with Pete Townsend of the Who; a piece on Street Theatre, etc. GOOD condition. Moderate toning. Paper a little brittle. A few tiny tears along the edges. Minor soiling.

Zustand: Very Good. The Argus Ann Arbor, MI 1969 newspaper format. 23 pages plus music supplement.

[NONE] 1969. (Mass market paperback) Fine. 24pp. Large folio, folded in half. Vintage, rare. Counter-culture biweekly underground newspaper, published from January 24, 1969 until the middle of 1971. Some edge wear, as may be anticipated; still, clean, lightly age-toned, still bright. This issue includes articles on and by John Sinclair, and others on Jerry Rubin, Huey Newton, Eldridge Cleaver, the Black Panthers and perahps,oddly, Chuck Berry. Fine copy, even with the edge wear considered. Sealed in archival plastic bag.

Tabloid. Zustand: Good. Side folding tabloid newspaper. 24 pp. Single issue of this underground newspaper devoted to counterculture and radical issues, often aligned with the White Panther Party and John Sinclair. This issue a somewhat satirical look at the harassment faced by John Sinclair on behalf of the Justice Department; a column by John Sinclair on repression; and article on Huey Newton of the Black Panther Party being kept in prison, etc. Interview with Chuck Berry and others. GOOD condition. Some toning and minor soiling. Paper a little brittle. A few tiny tears along the edges. Fold crease present.

Tabloid. Zustand: Good. Side folding tabloid newspaper. 24 pp. Front cover photo of Mick Jagger. Single issue of this underground newspaper devoted to counterculture and radical issues, aligned with the White Panther Party and John Sinclair. This issue with news on the murder of Black Panther Party leader Fred Hampton, who was assassinated by police while in bed; a special ecology supplement; a piece on Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones; poems by Ted Berrigan, including "Peace," "Resolution," "Report," "Things to Do in New York (City)," and "que sera, sera." GOOD condition. Moderate toning and minor soiling. Paper a little brittle. A few tiny tears along the edges, with a large semicircular tear at the top front cover and a 2 inch horizontal tear on the front cover fore edge. Faint fold crease present. Handwritten mailing address on the lower front cover.

Zustand: Very Good. The Argus Ann Arbor, MI 1969 newspaper format. 23 page newspaper.

Zustand: Very Good. newspaper format. 23 pages. clean copy.

Tabloid. Zustand: Good. Side folding tabloid newspaper. Pagination runs 25 to 40 pp., including covers. Presumed second part to an issue of the Ann Arbor Argus. Second part ONLY. Single issue of this underground newspaper devoted to counterculture and radical issues, often aligned with the White Panther Party and John Sinclair. This part focuses on music and festivals, in particular Woodstock. Includes a front cover photo and several pages devoted to reviews of it, a discussion of Hog Farm at Woodstock, musings on other musical festivals and concerts, an interview with Howlin' Wolf, etc. GOOD condition. Moderate to heavy toning. Paper a little brittle. A few tiny tears along the edges. Minor soiling.

Tabloid. Zustand: Good. Side folding tabloid newspaper. 24 pp. Single issue of this underground newspaper devoted to counterculture and radical issues, aligned with the White Panther Party and John Sinclair. This issue with letters from John Sinclair and Pun Plamondon; news on the trial of the Chicago 8; news on the trial of members of the Black Panther Party; an interview with Emory Douglas, artist, and member of the Black Panther Party. Rear cover is a full page piece printing trading cards to be cut out that represented Outlaws of Amerika. This included brief biographies of the people included, featuring John Sinclair, Huey Newton, Cha Cha Jimenez, Los Siete de ka Raza, Erika Huggins, Afeni Shakur and others. GOOD condition. Moderate to heavy toning and minor soiling. Paper a little brittle. A few tiny tears along the edges. Faint fold crease present.