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[San Francisco]: (np), 1969.. First edition.. 13 x 7 inch broadside, printed in two colors. A few spots of foxing along top and bottom edges, else near fine.

n.p., 1969. First Edition. Broadside. Broadside, 13 x 7 inches. James Rector was an onlooker from a rooftop, watching the rioting concerning People's Park, May 15, 1969. After protesters on the roof of a nearby building threw bricks or sharpened pieces of metal at police, deputies of the Alameda County Sheriff fired buckshot at the people on the roof of the Telegraph Repertory Cinema. Rector was fatally injured. This is McClure's poem of protest in response to the incident at the height of 1960s countercultural upheaval. McClure's name is not to be found, nor any reference to year, publisher, printer, etc. The poem was later reprinted in his book 'September Blackberries'. First edition (first printing). Very good copy with slight foxing.

[San Francisco: Planh, 1969]. . Broadside. 34 x 18 cm., Printed in Red & Blue on Glossy White Paper. Good with staining, faint creasing.

Book. As New. First Edition. A mint copy of this classic poem from the end of the 1960's. Handsomely printed on white stock in blue and red inks. Belongs in every home. Rarely found in this condition..

[San Francisco: Planh, 1969]. . Broadside. 34 x 18 cm., Printed in Red & Blue on Glossy White Paper. Very Good with faint creasing.