NEVILLE, Richard; Jim Anderson; Felix Dennis; Roger Hutchinson (eds.)

Inquire · Offered by Peter Harrington

Oz Magazine. First London editions, first printings. Oz was a groundbreaking underground magazine associated with the counterculture of the 1960s. Although it was first published in Sydney in 1963, a parallel version was published in London from 1967. The Australian magazine was published until 1969 and the British version until 1973. In line with views of the publishers, the contents of Oz were not copyrighted.This set has the additional pages loosely inserted as issued, as follows:Issue 8 with Che Guevara poster; lacking Yoko Ono flyer (there were two variants, in black and white and in rainbow). This is lacking from most copies.Issue 11 with Dayglo Martin Sharp "sticker" cover, pink variant (of five: others were yellow, orange, red, and pink). More often the covers are stuck to the previous pages, not in this case.Issue 21 with Running Man promotional booklet and Outcry insert; lacking Metamorphosis flyer. Issue 24 with large fold-out poster of Honey Bunch Kaminski.Issue 26 with Martin Sharp poster flyer.Issue 30 with fold-out poster of Jimi Hendrix.Issue 36 with fold-out poster of Janis Joplin / Rupert.Issue 43 with centrefold Rock n Roll shows advert.Issue 44 with centrefold Cozmic advert.Issue 48 lacking Ralph Steadman Time Out poster.

• Printing: first

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