Berkeley Barb. Vol. 9, #2; Issue 204. July 11, 1969. NEAR FINE. Some toning, minor creasing and ink smudging, with a couple of small tears around edges.

A significant underground newspaper, which became one of the earliest underground newspapers to serve the civil rights, anti-war, and countercultural movements in the Sixties. The Barb mixed radical politics with psychedelic art, guerrilla comics, local happenings, opinions, reviews, advice, personal ads, and frequent calls to protest, and offered its readers an alternative to the mainstream press.