berkeley tribe vol issue aug (5 resultados)

Softcover. Condición: Very Good. Mailing address printed on upper margin of front cover.

Tabloid. Condición: Good. Tabloid format. 24 pp., including covers. Illustrations and photos throughout. Early issue of this radical, counterculture underground newspaper from Berkeley, California, formed after a split with the Berkeley Barb over labor issues. The Tribe embraced more radical and left-wing causes. This issue with an interview with Black Panther Party leader Bobby Seale; a photocopy and transcription of police plans to raid the Black Panther Party headquarters in Berkeley, CA; an article on LSD or acid, etc. GOOD condition. Horizontal fold crease present. Moderate uneven browning. Minor soiling and foxing. Diagonal crease to the upper and lower front corner.

4vo, 20 pag.w. illustr., folded underground newspaper, mild toning; very good copy. First edition of this issue of this leading publication of the New Left as a member of the Underground Press Syndicate (UPS). Includes an "Elegy Che Guevara" by Allen Ginsberg, articles: "Living Theatre jailed in Brazil", "Sisters smash it!", "Reflections of George Jackson" and more. Sprache: Englisch.

An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes much coverage following the death of George Jackson, including includes a cover tribute articles on his death, a centerfold compilation of letters from him, and full transcript of an interview with him in San Quentin; also coverage of the Atlanta May Day conference; etc. Tabloid format printed in blue and black on newsprint, 20 pp., heavily illustrated. A near fine copy.

An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes much coverage following the death of George Jackson, including includes a cover tribute articles on his death, a centerfold compilation of letters from him, and full transcript of an interview with him in San Quentin; also coverage of the Atlanta May Day conference; etc. Tabloid format printed in blue and black on newsprint, 20 pp., heavily illustrated. A few library stamps to the top of the front cover, else a near fine copy.