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1939rif. 50216Stuttgart : Hippokrates-Verl. 1939. 1232 S. : Mit 45 Abb. u. 21 Tab. im Text ; gr. 8° gebundene Ausgabe, Leinen, Schnitt etwas fleckig, sonst Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
First Edition, [iv],54pp., each part has a separate title page, with the pagination continuous, disbound. Contents: Culture of hemp. -- Management of hemp. -- Encouragement to hemp farmers. -- Extract from Annals of agriculture, published by Arthur Young... upon the national advantages attending the cultivation of hemp, and the soils in which it best succeeds. -- Extract from a General view of the agriculture of the Co. of Suffolk, upon hemp; both as to culture and crop, by the same. -- Culture of flax and hemp in Russia, Prussia and Poland, by James Durno, Esq. British Consul at Memel. Copac records the Cambridge and BL copies; Black locates a further 3 Irish locations. Black, Catalogue of Pamphlets on Economic Subjects in Irish Libraries, 2569; Not in Goldsmiths'-Kress.
1979rif. 65283Heppenheim an d. Bergstrasse : Hoppenstedt [1979]. 76 S. : Ill. ; 25 cm kart. , Softcover/Paperback, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
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1960rif. 229971960. Mary Jane Superweed. The Marijuana Consumer's and Dealer's Guide; The Complete Cannabis Cultivator; Drug Manufacturing for Fun and Profit. These late 1960s to early 1970s underground publications document illicit drug knowledge dissemination networks within the American counterculture specifically the informal systems through which cannabis use cultivation and psychedelic drug production were taught circulated and normalized outside institutional authority. Produced during the early escalation of the War on Drugs the material demonstrates how underground presses functioned as alternative educational systems distributing practical instruction that reframed criminalized substances as accessible commodities domestic crops and reproducible chemical processes. The archive provides primary-source evidence for the study of countercultural resistance to drug prohibition revealing how knowledge-sharing operated through cheaply printed manuals aimed at non-specialist audiences. Superweed Mary Jane. The Marijuana Consumer's and Dealer's Guide; The Complete Cannabis Cultivator; Drug Manufacturing for Fun and Profit. San Rafael: Stone Kingdom Syndicate circa late 1960s-early 1970s. Three paperback booklets. 1 Superweed Mary Jane. The Marijuana Consumer's and Dealer's Guide. San Rafael: Stone Kingdom Syndicate circa late 1960s-early 1970s. Presents instruction on cannabis use handling and small-scale distribution framing marijuana as a consumer commodity. Cover illustration adapts Michelangelo's Creation of Adam in stylized countercultural line art juxtaposing classical imagery with drug culture themes. Interior pages include advertisements for related underground publications on psychedelics and herbal substances indicating participation in a broader informal publishing network. 2 Superweed Mary Jane. The Complete Cannabis Cultivator. San Rafael: Stone Kingdom Syndicate circa late 1960s-early 1970s. Subtitled "Everything you need to know about growing pot" this booklet provides step-by-step guidance on planting tending and harvesting cannabis. Cover depicts a stylized agricultural figure watering plants visually aligning cannabis cultivation with domestic gardening practices. Text emphasizes accessibility for non-specialists reflecting contemporaneous back-to-the-land movements. 3 Superweed Mary Jane. Drug Manufacturing for Fun and Profit. San Rafael: Stone Kingdom Syndicate circa late 1960s-early 1970s. Identified as a sequel to the consumer guide expands into instructions and discussion of synthesizing psychedelic substances including references to DMT. Cover features a classical nude male figure paired with bold typographic elements referencing drug production merging high art imagery with illicit subject matter. These booklets were produced within a Bay Area underground press environment that actively circulated drug-related knowledge in opposition to expanding federal narcotics enforcement including policies that would be formalized under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970. Their emphasis on self-production informal distribution and chemical literacy aligns with broader countercultural ideologies centered on autonomy anti-authoritarianism and experimental living practices. The grouping demonstrates how print functioned as a decentralized instructional system allowing users to bypass medical legal and academic gatekeeping. Moderate toning edge wear and scattered surface staining consistent with cheaply produced paperbacks; covers intact; text remains legible throughout. Overall good condition. This cohesive archive offers concentrated evidence of how underground publishing networks operationalized drug knowledge during a formative period in American drug policy and countercultural identity formation. unknown
1960rif. 229971960. Mary Jane Superweed. The Marijuana Consumer's and Dealer's Guide; The Complete Cannabis Cultivator; Drug Manufacturing for Fun and Profit. These late 1960s to early 1970s underground publications document illicit drug knowledge dissemination networks within the American counterculture specifically the informal systems through which cannabis use cultivation and psychedelic drug production were taught circulated and normalized outside institutional authority. Produced during the early escalation of the War on Drugs the material demonstrates how underground presses functioned as alternative educational systems distributing practical instruction that reframed criminalized substances as accessible commodities domestic crops and reproducible chemical processes. The archive provides primary-source evidence for the study of countercultural resistance to drug prohibition revealing how knowledge-sharing operated through cheaply printed manuals aimed at non-specialist audiences. Superweed Mary Jane. The Marijuana Consumer's and Dealer's Guide; The Complete Cannabis Cultivator; Drug Manufacturing for Fun and Profit. San Rafael: Stone Kingdom Syndicate circa late 1960s-early 1970s. Three paperback booklets. 1 Superweed Mary Jane. The Marijuana Consumer's and Dealer's Guide. San Rafael: Stone Kingdom Syndicate circa late 1960s-early 1970s. Presents instruction on cannabis use handling and small-scale distribution framing marijuana as a consumer commodity. Cover illustration adapts Michelangelo's Creation of Adam in stylized countercultural line art juxtaposing classical imagery with drug culture themes. Interior pages include advertisements for related underground publications on psychedelics and herbal substances indicating participation in a broader informal publishing network. 2 Superweed Mary Jane. The Complete Cannabis Cultivator. San Rafael: Stone Kingdom Syndicate circa late 1960s-early 1970s. Subtitled "Everything you need to know about growing pot" this booklet provides step-by-step guidance on planting tending and harvesting cannabis. Cover depicts a stylized agricultural figure watering plants visually aligning cannabis cultivation with domestic gardening practices. Text emphasizes accessibility for non-specialists reflecting contemporaneous back-to-the-land movements. 3 Superweed Mary Jane. Drug Manufacturing for Fun and Profit. San Rafael: Stone Kingdom Syndicate circa late 1960s-early 1970s. Identified as a sequel to the consumer guide expands into instructions and discussion of synthesizing psychedelic substances including references to DMT. Cover features a classical nude male figure paired with bold typographic elements referencing drug production merging high art imagery with illicit subject matter. These booklets were produced within a Bay Area underground press environment that actively circulated drug-related knowledge in opposition to expanding federal narcotics enforcement including policies that would be formalized under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970. Their emphasis on self-production informal distribution and chemical literacy aligns with broader countercultural ideologies centered on autonomy anti-authoritarianism and experimental living practices. The grouping demonstrates how print functioned as a decentralized instructional system allowing users to bypass medical legal and academic gatekeeping. Moderate toning edge wear and scattered surface staining consistent with cheaply produced paperbacks; covers intact; text remains legible throughout. Overall good condition. This cohesive archive offers concentrated evidence of how underground publishing networks operationalized drug knowledge during a formative period in American drug policy and countercultural identity formation. unknown books
