This is the highly sought after and rare January1968 issue of Oz. We have not seen this spectacular issue for quite some time now.
Oz was THE counter culture magazine from the UK in the late 60’s and early 1970s.
This is a very early issue - number 8, and was edited by the late great Richard Neville.
The contents includes -
The Circus is in Town - Martin Sharp Graphics. Jessie in Kinseyland. Ozmosis. R. L. cartoon. 1p+ Objet trouve - cigarette card National Types of Beauty. Forum ad. Oz subscription ad with Aubrey Beardsley graphics. Russia, You Have Bread, But No Roses - Angelo Quattrocchi on the Russian Revolution. London Magazine advert. Albert E. Kahns Smetana and the Beetles advert. IT International Times subscription form. The Stones, The Beatles, and Spyder Turners Raunch Epistemology by Richard Meltzer. Image as Language advertisement. Other Scenes reviews Regis Debrays Revolution in the Revolution. Underground Confidential: World Wide Exclusive by Andy Warhol. Think Sideways win £100 by Edward de Bono. Michael St John Epilogue. Critique of Michael X. Playboy Club News page. 2p Freelancer cartoon. Bulletin #12 from the Psychedelic Information Centre. Carpet Bazaar ad. In Memorium Homo Sapiens Extinct back cover graphic.
Published by OZ Publications Ink Limited, London.
VG condition. Missing the poster but otherwise complete. Superb condition for a rare counter-culture magazine of this age. A couple of feint age marks inside. Staples secure, colours vibrant and clean throughout. ALL the photographs are of the actual copy so please inspect carefully.
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