Anarchy

London: Freedom Press, 1962. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 321-352; small stain at top edge, otherwise very good. Includes: Secondary Modern (John Ellerby), Jug and clay, or flower? (Anthony Weaver), 6F. Geog. (Anthony Blond), Pops in the classroom (Judith Tudor Hart), Tomorrow's Audience (John Duncan), A charter for the unfree child (Martin Daniel), The Sillitoe… Read more about this item

London: Freedom Press, 1961. Magazine. One hundred and four issues of the slender digest-sized journal, generally very good or better condition; a couple with creased covers or minor notations, nos. 66 and 89 rather worn. Of the 118-issue run, there are 14 issues missing. Those NOT present are numbers 2, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 28, 35, 37, 41,… Read more about this item

London: Freedom Press, 1967. Magazine. 32p., 5.5x8.5 inches, a few pen marks on table of contents, else very good.

London: Freedom Press, 1965. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 1-32; mild handling wear and toning. This issue's theme is "Towards Freedom in Work" by James Gillespie.

London: Freedom Press, 1961. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 289-320; very good. Includes: Because he is a man (Nicolas Walter), Notes of an accidental jailor (Colin MacInnes), Fourier's utopia - and mine (Augustus John), Augustus John - an appreciation; Observations on ANARCHY 8 (J. E. MacDonald, G. Gilfillan), Industrial decentralisation and workers' control (Colin Ward).… Read more about this item

London: Freedom Press, 1962. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 33-64.; very good. Includes: Who Are The Anarchists?, The anarchist personality (Tony Gibson), The Freedom readership survey / Who will be the anarchists? (Tristram Shandy), Reflections on Mass Media (Martin Small).

London: Freedom Press, 1963. Magazine. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 65-96; mild corner creasing, otherwise very good. Issue on "Technology, science, and anarchism." Includes: Homo Aedificans (Harry Baecker), The Terrible Flaw (Maurice Goldman), The development and significance of cybernetics (W. Grey Walter), and Shock tactics and pornography (Martin Daniel).

London: Freedom Press, 1967. Twenty-three issues of the anarchist journal, a complete run for the period between May 1965 and March 1967. Issues present are Vol. 5 No. 5-12, Vol. 6 No. 1-2, and Vol. 7 Nos. 1, 2, and 3, also numbered as Nos. 51-73. Various pagination, stapled wraps, 5.5x8.25 inches, all with lightly worn wraps, No. 61… Read more about this item

London: Freedom Press, 1961. Magazine. Sixty-three issues of the slender digest-sized journal, generally very good or better condition; a few with creased covers or minor notations, nos. 49, 53, 66, 71, 83, 99 and 15 more worn than others. Of the 118-issue run, the issues present are 1, 9, 11, 15, 17-21, 24, 25, 29-32, 34, 38, 44, 46,… Read more about this item

London: Freedom Press 32pp, original card covers, n.d probably 1973. Very lightly rubbed to extremities, vertical crease where once folded, otherwise clean. Noyce 36. First Edition. Paper Covers. Good. 4to. Pamphlet.

London: Anarchy Collective 30pp, original paper covers, n.d. c. 1982. Very slightly creased, very minor browning to spine, internally quite bright and clean. Noyce 36. First Edition. Paper Covers. Good. 4to. Magazine.

London: Freedom Press, 1963. Magazine. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 65-96; wraps lightly worn, old price penned on front wrap, a few small stains on rear wrap, otherwise very good. Issue on "Technology, science, and anarchism." Includes: Homo Aedificans (Harry Baecker), The Terrible Flaw (Maurice Goldman), The development and significance of cybernetics (W. Grey Walter),… Read more about this item

London: Freedom Press, 1964. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 1-32, very good. Includes: House and home (C.W.), Are council houses necessary? (Peter Neville), Of course they are (Caleb Williams), The multiple family housing unit (Teddy Gold) / In the urban jungle (J.E. & A.B.), Self-help housing in South America: The Barriada: a case history (William… Read more about this item

London: Freedom Press, 1962. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 65-96; very good. Includes: Direct action: the make-it-yourself revolution;The politics of direct action (Peter Cadogan), Direct action and the new pacifism (Nicolas Walter), The habit of direct action (David Wieck).

London: Freedom Press, 1964. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 289-320; mild handling wear and toning. Includes: From the step of a bus (Arthur Moyse), Transport: the scope for citizen action (Joe Garnett), An anarchist in Africa (Jeremy Westall) and more.

[Detroit]: [Jo Labadie], 1913. 4 panel brochure, pp6-9, 3.5x5 inches, evenly browned, lightly worn else very good condition. Misdated as 1963 on rear panel, date crossed off and corrected in pen. Only one copy found in OCLC as of 2/2021. Anarchist poem.

London: Freedom Press, 1961. Magazine. Second issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 33-64; light handling wear, generally very good. Issue theme is "Workers' control: looking for a movement," containing "Approaches to industrial democracy" by Geoffrey Ostergaard, "The gang system in Coventry" by Reg Wright, "Workers' control in the building industry" by James Lynch, and "Aspects of syndicalism… Read more about this item

London: Freedom Press, 1964. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 225-256; somewhat toned. Issue devoted to India. Includes: Indian anarchism (Geoffrey Ostergaard), On government (Vinoba Bhave), The saints in session (Gaston Gerard), Attitudes to India (Tristram Shandy), India, China, peace (Jayaprakash Narayan), and Buddhist anarchism, (Gary Snyder).

London: Freedom Press, 1964. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 97-128, very good. Includes: Nottingham United (Philip Callow), Robin Hood Rides Again: A Rebel Scene (Ray Gosling), Nottingham at Fourteen, Man and Motor in Nottingham (Paul Ritter), Pages from a Nottingham Notebook (Harold Drasdo), and Poor People (Alan Sillitoe).

London: Freedom Press, 1962. Single issue of the staplebound digest format magazine, pp. 129-160; very good. Includes: The work of David Wills (Anthony Weaver), Clinical aspects of the work of David Wills ('Consultant Psychiatrist'), Down in the jungle (David Downes), Do we want happy children? (Dachine Rainer).