Osawatomie, vol. 1, no. 3, Autumn 1975 by Weather Underground Organization - 1975

Seattle: John Brown Book Club, 1976. Magazine. 27p., staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches illus., evenly toned, otherwise very good. Contemporary reprint by supporters of the Weather Underground. (The Weather Underground had given supporters explicit permission to reprint this magazine as a way to increase the circulation of their ideas.). Anti-Bicentennial edition.

N.pl: Red Dragon Print Collective, Weather Underground, 1975. Magazine. 32p. including covers, minor handling wear and foxing, illus., first edition. Issued underground without price or addresses, and with the Red Dragon Print Collective bug.

N.pl: Red Dragon Print Collective, 1975. Magazine. 31p., staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches, illus., mild edgewear, upper right page corners creased. The underground edition, with price but no addresses, and the Red Dragon Print Collective bug. Lead editorial is "The women's question is a class question.

Seattle, Washington: Water Buffalo Print Collective, January 1975. Stapled Magazine . Very Good. Eight & 1/2' x Eleven'; stapled quarto; 36 pages; clean, bright; with toning; cover is drawing of Ho Chi Minh and poetry quote: 'Our mountains will always be, Our rivers will always be, Our people will always be; The American Invaders; Defeated, we will rebuild; Our land ten times more beautiful'. Contents include: A Mighty Army: An investigation of women workers; The Trail: Stories From A Truck Stop by Sparrow Hawk; Imperialism = Hunger; June 25th: Mozambique Independence Day; and much more. Magazine printed in black in with yellow on four pages (including) from the one-side of one large 17' x 22 ' that make up those four pages (for which the quarto format is named).