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The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock’s Other Scenes

The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock\'s Other Scenes

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The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes
The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock's Other Scenes

The International Newspaper 1968 June Vol 2 No 3 John Wilcock\'s Other Scenes

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  • Description

1968 Underground magazine, 
Articles: The Sex Freaks,Black Panthers, Bill Graham of Fillmore,Return of the Goodman,Tiny Tim, Marijuana No Victim, No Crime and more..
Condition: Very Fine to Neat Mint, Front page upper right corner shows minor cuts and tear, Age Discoloration, No missing or damaged pages
Size: 11 1/4" x 15 1/8"
Total 24 page including cover
Mailing label with Stamp
What you see is what you will receive from us, please check pictures carefully.

(Courtesy of Wilipedia: John Wilcock (born August 4, 1927 in Sheffield, England) is a British journalist known for his work in the underground press, as well as his travel guide books. One of the five co-founders of the New York Village Voice, Wilcock shook up staid publishing in the USA. His influences extended to several continents, including Australia and the United Kingdom, where — in his mild-mannered way — he pushed the boundaries of image and speech. An unsung hero of the sixties, Wilcock also served three years as a travel editor at The New York Times.)