[New York: ARM 14], 1970. Tabloid format printed on newsprint, [8] pp, illus. Center fold, newsprint slightly browning, tiny splits at fold, about Near Fine. Three copies found in WorldCat (Univ. of VA, Wisconsin and Kansas). Scarce. A presumably one-off anti-drug publication by the unidentified ARM 14 in New York... More about Off Our Backs
New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, ©1970. Second printing. 8vo.; blue cloth pictorially embossed, spine lettered in silver, red topstain, 201 pp, dust jacket. A Fine copy in Fine dust jacket. An autobiographical novel about the author’s drug addiction set in Manhattan during the summer of the Newark riots (1967). When... More about Blueschild Baby
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New York: E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc., 1929. First edition. 12mo. (19 cm). 1/2 leather, 1/2 textured paper with gilt-stamped spine and five raised bands; top edge gilt; xv, [1], [2], 3-342 pp. INSCRIBED by the author on the dedication page to John Haynes Holmes who provides the introduction... More about Consequences [INSCRIBED ~ John Haynes Holmes' copy
Columbus, Ohio: Charles E. Merrill Publishing Company, 1971. First edition. 8vo; perfect-bound, laminated wrappers, viii, 302 pp. A compendium of scholarly, scientific articles on marijuana broken up into four main sections: Its Nature and Use, Value Perspectives, Research Reports, and The Question of Control. Wear to wrappers with laminate chipping... More about Marihuana
Mitcham, Victoria: The Christian Institute for Individual Freedom, [1970?]. First edition. 12mo. (18.5 cm). Saddle-stapled wrappers; 21 pp. Initially published as an article in the John Birch Society magazine, "American Opinion" (May, 1969), Huck maintains that Red China and other Communist countries are fomenting instability and chaos by addicting American... More about Narcotics: The Attack on the West
n.p., ca. 1967. One sheet printed in black & red and folded to make 4 pp. An alarmist report on the increase of psychedelic drug use and the doctors and scientists pushing this agenda. The author argues: "Hallucinogenic mushrooms and pathogenic micro-organisms have been introduced into the Curriculum of the... More about Drugs: Worse Than Bombs!
[Memphis?]: N.A.P.A., [ca. 1964]. A 6” x 9” handbill printed on newsprint calling for a boycott of Stag beer (“That S in Stag Is For Segregation”) due to its alleged segregationist hiring practice. Mystery surrounds the group, “N.A.P.A.” listed at the bottom and the historical details of this boycott. We..... More about Boy-Cott Stag Beer, Stop Before You Buy
New York: Random House, 1953. First edition. Octavo (22 cm). 3/4 grey paper stamped in blue & red over grey cloth boards; 246 pp.; dust jacket. Stated first printing. Published the same year as William Burroughs' Junkie, the pseudonymously authored I Was a Drug Addict begins in 1910 in Bank... More about I Was a Drug Addict
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Richmond / Suffolk: United Klans of America, Inc., [ca. 1970]. Two six panel pamphlets on green stock. The content in the drugs pamphlet appears to have originally been printed in the UKA's "Fiery Cross" newspaper. It analyzes the increase in LSD use and profiles the suicide of a young girl... More about The Drugs...of Disaster! [with] It's Time to Save Our Schools [two KKK pamphlets