Contents: Inside front/inside back and back cover has adverts for Big O Posters.
Voltaire " I defend your right" quote, Director of Public prosecutions quote + Necrophilia Jim Leon illustration.
Dream Power - dreams, ecstasy, shamanism and the Malayan Sonoi by Loan Lewis and Kilton Stewart + illustrations by John Hurford.
The W.H. Smith Story An extract from Satan's Slaves by James Taylor, available from your friendly local W.H. Smiths (Smiths refused to sell OZ) + graphic and text:
Paranoia is a new form of awareness and awareness is very close to love - Charles Manson.
Obscenity, who really cares? Propaganda all is phoney - a discussion by Dave Robins. Full page John Thompson graphic art piece.
Oz Package Tour Feature: Indian Summer by Simon Watson Taylor. Presenting The Old Codger 3 page strip cartoon.
Full page M.J. Weller cartoon The Firm.
Someone Somewhere Wants a Letter From You protest forms by Anthony Haden-Guest re: the war against the underground press, police harassment and corruption, legalisation of soft drugs.
Full page Frendz ad. Here Come de Judge pig law by Ned Ludd. White Panthers. STYNG. Digger Action Movement.
Barry Fitton poem. Photo of the Cottingley fairies. Centrefold full Jim Leon cover + A draft charter of childrens rights.
How Abbie Hoffman Stole Steal This Book an 8p accusation of plagiarism by co-writer Izak Haber + graphics + extracts.
Letters + C. Broulin graphic. And Then Along Came Jones A Letter from John Sinclair 3p of Sinclair against scag + graphics.
Full page Victorian porn/tree of life montage. Full page John Thompson graphics. Film advert for Sunday Bloody Sunday.
Edward cartoon/ad for Nasty Tales issue No. 2.
Women Are Goddesses or Sloppy Beasts - 3pp David Widgery comment on Norman Mailers Prisoner of Sex + Jim Leon, Eddie Cairns and Hans Bellmer graphics.
Acid in Wonderland Peter Till graphic/lyric/advert for Neil Tucker LP.
LP reviews: Head Hands and Feet, Stormcock by Roy Harper, Four Way Street by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, John Entwistle.
OZ mail order including trial T shirts and naked editor prints by David Hockney.
Edited by Richard Neville, and co-edited by Jim Anderson, Felix Dennis and Roger Hutchinson, the magazine was initially produced in a basement in Notting Hill gate and rose to fame when it became subject to the longest obscenity trial in British Legal history in 1971.
The three editors were subject to numerous police raids and pleaded guilty to the charges. They were sentenced to harsh jail terms, although were eventually acquitted on appeal. The magazine’s use of striking psychedelic artworks and printing techniques such as fold-out posters, metallic foils and new fluorescent inks were innovative at the time.
Printing was only carried out in black and white when the funds could not be raised for the more-expensive colour. The magazine was also popular for its biting satire on controversial subjects such as sex, drugs, homosexuality, politics and war.
Covers were produced predominantly by Martin Sharp, cartoons by Robert Crumb, and issues included radical feminist manifestos by Germaine Greer.
As one of the former Art Directors Jim Anderson wrote: Everything the establishment hated was in Oz.
The magazine ceased publication in November 1973 due to a £20,000 debt.
Scan is of the actual book you will receive.