OZ

#14+24+31

 Oz is THE counter culture magazine from the UK in the late 60’s and early 1970’s

#14 - The Magic Theatre refers to Hermann Hesse’s novel Steppenwolf, “Entrance not for everybody. Price of admittance, your mind and 3 shillings”. Robert Hughes, author of The Shock of the New, said of this issue, “Sharp has assembled one of the richest banks of images that has ever appeared in a magazine”. The next issue of Oz described OZ 16 this way: “Sharp and Von Mora invited you to the Magic Theatre. Mixed media non copy. The worst selling most praised Oz ever”

.Page17/18 missing + one cut-out,loose centrefold

#24 - *Only part of the poster shown due to ebay listing guidelines No scribble,no cut-outs,complete,on at both staples,some tanning to top edge of front cover An OZ magazine #24, this being the "Beautiful Freaks" issue from October 1969 which contains the original & rare double-sided "Honey Bunch Kaminski - Jailbait" poster (20"x 36").The poster featured Robert Crumb's controversial image of a topless underage nubile & usually is missing from the magazine.Apart from the usual political/social comment, this edition of the magazine contains a back cover advertising the latest Free LP & a full-page ad inside for the Stones LP,"Through The Past'' Poster in Excellent condition,never pinned up - Very Fine+ 

 #31 - #The 'love-heart' symbol added to the scans is not a marked cover, but an altered scan to comply with ebay's adult listings policy Small tear to front cover,magazine loose from covers - Good+

** NO PICK-UP OF ITEM IS POSSIBLE,PLEASE DON'T ASK""