Counterculture and the 1960s

Lot #141:

[HIPPIES]. A Group of 13 Titles About Communes, including: ...

[HIPPIES]. A Group of 13 Titles About Communes, including: Lewd: The Inquisition of Seth and Carolyn. Being A Real and True Account of the Assertions of the People’s Ancient and Just Liberties in the Trial of Seth Many and Carolyn Peck Against the Most Arbitrary Procedure of the Court and Its Minions (1972, Likely the first paperback edition, printed on pink paper. Cover price removed. An illustrated transcript of the trial against this nudist commune.) And: What the Trees Said: Life on a New Age Farm (1971, First printing of the Delta paperback edition. Slight stain on the copyright page otherwise close to fine.) And: Case Histories From The Communes (1972, Likely first edition with no other printings noted. Slight age toning, otherwise fine.) And: This Seasons People: A Book of Spiritual Teachings (1976, Likely first edition with no additional printings noted. Minor rubbing to the covers, otherwise fine.) And: Hey Beatnik! This is the Farm Book (1974, Likely an early reprint with the cover price of $1.95. Very slight shelf wear otherwise fine.) And: The Hog Farm and Friends (2 copies, 1974, one copy SIGNED by Wavy Gravy and Vice Versa on the title page. First edition (stated), first printing. Also signed by two others, possibly members of the Hog Farm Commune - the other copy is an unsigned first edition.) And: Utopia, U.S.A. - The Modern Utopian (1972, Likely first printing of this edition. Slight soiling and aging to covers.) And: Mirror at the End of the Road (1971, Likely the first edition, first printing of this trade paperback with no mention of Ballantine Books distribution. Slight wear to the covers.) And: Canyon: The Story of the Last Rustic Community in Metropolitan America (1972, First printing (stated) of the first mass market paperback edition. Illustrated from photos. Slight cover wear.) And: The Family: The Story of Charles Manson’s Dune Buggy Attack Battalion (1971, First edition (stated), first printing. Moderate aging pages and dusting to the top of the page block. Tipped in is the publisher’s notice removing all references to The Process church in future printings.) And: The Manson File (1988, First edition, first printing with the full number line.) And: 5 to Die (1970, First edition, first printing of the mass market original paperback edition. Slight creasing to rear cover and spine otherwise very fine. An account of the Manson Family).