First printing of this uncommon drug paperback, exploitation sleaze set among the hippies just before the Summer of Love.

UK edition of this book originally published in the US, a pseudonymous account of the writer's five experiences dropping acid — a classic of early LSD literature.

Inscribed edition of this self-help styled work by the founder of the Le Patriarche association, which espoused an anti-drug program of withdrawal based on peer supervision without medical assistance, philosophically based in part on the Summerhill model.

Late '60s pulp with frightful 'case studies' on the interaction of sex and drugs, answering numerous vital questions ("Can LSD change quiet afternoon teas into wild orgies?") of the day.

Collects fictional and essayistic writings inspired by speed and other drugs, by Irvine Welsh, David Toop, Stewart Home, Lyne Tillman, Gary Indiana, and others.

Collection of souvenir ephemera from NORML, the marijuana advocacy organization founded in 1970.

First printing of these collected essays challenging the prevailing psychological model of the drug abuser, signed by co-editor Coombs in the year of publication.

Original order sheet for the Bruce Miner company's line of bongs — "Cold Tokes" — with a full-color ad featuring a photograph of the eight different styles offered along with various accessories.

Large original painted canvas banner likely utilized in one of Ken Kesey's final Acid Test events and based on Kesey's infamous limited edition ACID TEST album.