Thomas Irv Ed (11 results)

Condition: Fine. 1st edition thus. Founder/author/traveler Irv reappears, talks about Rajneeshpuram, Satish Kumar, Peace Pilgrim, travel tales. With signed personal note to author Ed Buryn. Rare collectible copy. 8-1/2 x 11, 10 pp. Typed newsletter, corner-stapled.

Fifth issue of this sporadically published California countercultural magazine inspired by the editor's midlife surge of political idealism, embracing new ways of revolutionary self-management in the name of taking down the system. This issue features the usual Black Bart resource guide and correspondence; notes from the Black Bart Outlaw Trail; interview with Charles McCabe; essay on reforming masculinity; comics, classifieds, and more. Very good condition, minimal wear, mild toning to wraps and contents, slight creasing to edges, else a very nice copy, light marking to upper edge of first page. Saddle-stapled octavo (6-3/4 x 9-7/8 inches) in illustrated wraps, 48 pp.

Fifth issue of this sporadically published California countercultural magazine inspired by the editor's midlife surge of political idealism, embracing new ways of revolutionary self-management in the name of taking down the system. This issue features the usual Black Bart resource guide and correspondence; notes from the Black Bart Outlaw Trail; interview with Ralph Nader; essay on a family of four generations of factory workers; comics, classifieds, and more. Very good condition, minimal wear, mild toning to wraps and contents, slight creasing to edges, else a very nice copy, light marking to upper edge of first page. Saddle-stapled octavo (7 x 10 inches) in illustrated wraps, 48 pp.

Fifth issue of this sporadically published California countercultural magazine inspired by the editor's midlife surge of political idealism, embracing new ways of revolutionary self-management in the name of taking down the system. This issue features the usual Black Bart resource guide, correspondence, and partial index of the underground press; article on Vermont union men; travel guide from a trucker; notes from the old man, Krishnamurti; comics, classifieds, and more. Very good condition, minimal wear, mild toning to wraps and contents, slight creasing to edges, else a very nice copy. Saddle-stapled octavo (7-3/8 x 10 inches) in illustrated wraps, 48 pp.

Third issue of this countercultural magazine inspired by the editor's midlife surge of political idealism, embracing new ways of revolutionary self-management in the name of taking down the system. This issue features the usual Black Bart resource guide, correspondence, and partial index of the underground press; second part (of two) of an essay on how to work half the year and retire the other; essay on new vocations for the the New Left; featured article on the Black Bart philosophy and outlaws in general; letters, classifieds, and more. Very good condition, minimal wear, mild toning to wraps and contents, slight crease to upper corner. Saddle-stapled octavo (7-7/8 x 9-7/8 inches) in illustrated wraps, 56 pp.

Second issue of this countercultural magazine inspired by the editor's midlife surge of political idealism, embracing new ways of revolutionary self-management in the name of taking down the system. This issue with the Black Bart resource guide and partial index of the underground press; article on the single tax economic theory; the story of Fred Hall; anti-war and anti-capitalist essays; all this and more including an additional dedication to the namesake of this magazine, Black Bart and outlaws in general, after a thorough introduction in the first issue. Very good condition, minimal wear, mild toning to wraps and contents. Saddle-stapled octavo (7-7/8 x 10-1/8 inches) in illustrated wraps, 52 pp.

First issue of this countercultural magazine inspired by the editor's midlife surge of political idealism, embracing new ways of revolutionary self-management in the name of taking down the system. This issue focuses on communes and works projects with an emphasis on mutual aid, specifically land projects in the Pacific Northwest and the bay area based New Vocations Project, respectively. There's also a good article on the seldom documented San Francisco warehouse commune, Project One by Bruce Baird excerpted from the very scarce book, Working Loose All this and more following a strong dedication to the namesake of this magazine, Black Bart and outlaws in general. Very good condition, oxidation to pages around staple binding, some toning to wraps and text block, else lightly worn with clean contents. Saddle-stapled octavo (7 x 9-3/4 inches) in illustrated wraps, 56 pp.

Condition: Fine unmarked. 1st edition thus. Inaugural issue of a radical magazine that supports the philosophical shift from Western way of fact and analysis to a more Eastern recognition of the evanescent - by the founder of Black Bart the Outlaw Magazine. Mint copy. Rare item. 7 x 10, 41 pp, b/w illus & embellishments. Magazine in yellow illus wraps, saddle-stapled.

Condition: Fine unmarked, tiny edge chip. 1st edition thus. Radical magazine for free thinkers of the new age. Articles, reviews, advice. Rare collectible copy. 7 x 10, 56 pp, b/w illus & embellishments. Magazine in brown illus wraps, saddle-stapled.

Condition: Fine unmarked. 1st edition thus. Radical magazine for free thinkers of the new age. Articles, reviews, advice. Rare collectible copy. 7 x 10, 48 pp, b/w illus & embellishments. Magazine in orange illus wraps, saddle-stapled.

1st edition thus. Inaugural issue of a radical magazine for free thinkers of the new age. Articles, reviews, advice. Bright crisp collectible copy. 7 x 10, 56 pp, b/w illus & embellishments. Near Fine unmarked, handwritten mailing address & postmark, short handwritten note on pg 1 by the editor. Magazine in cream illus wraps, saddle-stapled.