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This file/document is ShareRight 1994; you may copy, reproduce, use and/or
distribute this information however and as often as you like as long as
this sentence is included.
Posted April, 1994 by Jerod Pore. This file is part of
FactSheet Five - Electric. Questions or comments regarding
FactSheet Five - Electric should be directed to jerod23@well.sf.ca.us
If you wish to send zines for review in both the electronic and print
versions of Factsheet Five, the snailmail address is
Factsheet Five
PO Box 170099
San Francisco CA 94117-0099
CATALOGS & STUFF
%Title: 1994 CALENDAR
%Descr:
Nib Geebles '94 callendar features some of the better
illustrations from this prolific artist. Each month has Nib's
characteristically primitive yet strangely engrossing drawings.
There are numerous suggestions for things to do with your day,
your life, your wife, etc. scattered at random throughout.
February 19th: "Genitals Appreciation Day." July 4th:
"Co-dependents Day." September 7th: "Mope around the house in
your underwear."
%Info: $7.00 Each to
Nib Geebles, 627 E 6th Street #2, New York, NY 10009
(28 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: AUTO-DA-FA
%Descr:
This artifact is a bag full of ashes from a collection of doomed
manuscripts submitted to the furnace. With some interesting
quotes on fire and burning. Perhaps this is the book to
accompany the Haters' "Fire" or "Oxygen Is Flammable". A
worthwhile artifact.
%Info: $2.00 Each to
Slow House, PO Box 91052, Cleveland, OH 44101
(0 Pages/AR)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: BLACKLIST MAILORDER Issue 60 Oct. '93
%Descr:
Blacklist Mailorder should be a model for volunteer non-profit
businesses. Lasting longer then most simmilarly-constructed
collectives, they've grown and now carry about 1,800 titles. If
you're looking for indie punk records but don't want to line the
pockets of greedy corporate executives -- look no further.
%Info: $1 Each to
Blacklist Mailorder, 475 Valencia St, 2nd Floor San Francisco, CA 94103-
3416
(22 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: BOOKS-BY-PHONE: Controversial & Underground Books Fall '92
%Descr: Underground, hard to find, and gennerally Voboden books.
Drugs, gardening, health, IDs, LSD, occult, survival, music,
psychoacives, provacy, and comics. All descretly ordered
and shipped.
%Info: $2.00 Each to
Books-By-Phone, Box 522, Berkeley, CA 94701
(32 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: BURNING PRESS
%Descr: The Burning Press catalog of experimental (and conventional)
poetry chapbooks, illustrated with lenthy descriptions. If
you like TapRoot Reviews then pick up a copy of the house
catalog.
%Info: to
Luigi-Bob Drake, Burning Press, P.O. Box 585, Lakewood, OH 44107
(16 Pages/M/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: CULTURAL MIDWAY POSTCARDS
%Descr: Luka sent me some strange b&w postcards.
I liked the one entitled "Kevorkian Health Plan." There's another
series expalining how the Three Stooges killed JFK.
%Info: , Subs: $ 3.00 for 6 issues to
Luka Richard, Da Sub-Cultural Midway, P.O. Box 80681-8681, Minneapolis,
MN
55404
(2 Pages/3X5/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: DAYDOG THE IMAGINARY DOG
%Descr: A minicomic and postcard set from Trippen.
The comic is a surreal dog-in-space adventure. The postcard also
chronicle the space adventures of Day Dog but are detailed enough
to be interesting.
%Info: $1 + 1 stamps Each to
David Burgin, Trippen Cat, 128 Royal St. #246, New Orleans, LA 70116-
3115
(16 Pages/M/RSF)
Trades OK/no ads.
%Title: DESERT MOON CATALOG Issue 7
%Descr: Unlike other independent distributors that carry zines as a
sideline to their mainstream magazine business. Desert moon
carries some mainstream magazines in addition to their
strong emphasis on zines and independent magazines.
Their new catalog is the closest thing I've seen to *Factsheet
Five*. They've got listings of tons of magazines with prices and
stuff, all available directly from them. Interestingly enought
the format their catalog in the oposite direction from F5. All
the magazines are listed alphabetically in the main section with
a category subject listing in the front. This is a format that I
considered as it allows magazines to be listed in multiple
categories.
The three bucks is refundable with your first order.
%Info: $3 Each to
Jeffrey Williams, Desert Moon Periodicals, 1031 Agua Fria, Santa Fe, NM
87501
(40 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: FS DISCOUNT BOOKS Volume 9 Issue 1 1994
%Descr: Seeing a catalog like this reafirms my faith in our
freedoms. No they don't sell books on how to manufacture
automatic weapons (not that it isn't a valid pursuit). They
sell simple books on how to grow plants to enjoy in the
privacy of your own home.
This is a very complete catalog with books on marijuana
cultivation, mushroom growth, and chemicial synthisis. I have
total faith that FS Books is very reputatble and they keep a
tight lid on their mailing list so there's no need about being
tracked down by the local (or national) authorities. The tides
are changing and some states are considering legislation that
with decriminalize the production and consumption of substances
for personal use. Lets hope things inprove so we can all relax
and enjoy life some day.
They even put together a resource guide to companies that sell
mushroom growing supplies.
%Info: to
FS Book Company, P.O. Box 417457, Sacramento, CA 95841-7457
(25 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: FINE PRINT: Distributors of Fine Periodicals 1993
%Descr: If you're one of those rare individuals that actually *read*
Factsheet Five you're gonna love the Fine Print magazine
catalog. Fine Print sells wholesale magazines to newsstands
around the country. Unfortunately you can't really order
just a few magazines from then to read but they still have
lots of unique stuff here. I would totally recomend this to
all you information junkies out there that need to know
about every unique magazines on the market.
Literary, Music, Photography, UFOs, and their "Marginalia"
section, which is like a five-page F5 editor's choice. Warning:
This is only recomended as a reference guide, not a consumer
catalog.
%Info: $5 Each to
Fine Print Distributors, Ken Oatman, 6448 Hwy. 290 E #B-104 Austin, TX
78723
(100 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/takes ads.
%Title: FLATLAND Issue 10
%Descr: Jim's *magalog* of conspiracy related books has crossed over
the line from "catalog" to "magazine" with this issue.
complementing his listings of conspiracy books, political
pamphlets, and unusual magazines are a bunch of fine essays and
reveiws. Contributors to this issue include Adam Parfrey, Daniel
Brandt, Jerome Eden, and Peter Nasselstein.
Highly recomended, especially to collectors of conspiracy books.
%Info: $4 Each to
Flatland, P.O. Box 2420, Fort Bragg, CA 95437-2420
(64 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/takes ads.
%Title: GOD'S BOOK
%Descr:
Fascinatingly non-representational, absurd, illuminating,
crazy/wise ink-drawings of "God's Ear," "God's Face," "God's
Grimace," "God's Hemp," "God's Rush, " and "God's Rectum."
%Info: $1.00 Each to
Malok , Found Street, 14492 Ontario Cir., Westminster, CA 92683
(8 Pages/BG)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: GOOD IMPRESSIONS RUBBER STAMPS
%Descr:
A wonderful Victorian-styled rubber stamp catalog packed full of
pictures and words. Really fun stuff. Lots of classic images and
many vintage images that I've never seen before. I particularly
liked the're essay explaining the catalog and the tips on using
ink pads. Different mounting options available too for all you
DIYers. They even sent me a cool book explaining their excellent
deal on bulk unmounded rubber seconds.
If you're into victorian-styled rubber stamps, this catalog is a
must-have.
%Info: to
Dale Michels, Good Impressions, P.O. Box 33, Shirley, WV 26434
(28 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: GOOD VIBRATIONS/SEXUALITY LIBRARY Fall '93
%Descr:
Good Vibrations is a store and catalog selling sex toys for
todays modern adult. Vibrators, lubricants, dildos, and butt
plugs. Simple illustrations and clear instructions makes this a
non-intimidating catalog. The Sexuality Library is a listing of
books and videos about sexuality in all its complex facets.
The $4 charge may be applied to your first order.
%Info: $4 for both Each to
Open Enterprises, 938 Howard Street, #FF, San Francisco, CA 94103
(41 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: INDIE STREET Issue 2
%Descr: What a great idea. Kevin has compiled a zine of mail order
catalogs of many different independent record companies. By
doing so it's easier to order directly from the record
companies without having a zillion different sales sheets
scattered all over the place.
This second issue is similar to the first one, with the exception
of the two pages of record reviews. Look for a largely expaned
third issue soon.
If you buy indie records throgh the mail then this is a
must-have.
%Info: $1 Each to
Kevin Brown, 434 Coombs Creek, Dallas, TX 75211
(32 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.
%Title: INSTANT STALKER POSTCARDS
%Descr: From Mike Wooldridge, the editor of *Chuck* magazine comes
these nifty "Instant Stalker Postcards." The front shows a
crazy guy (Mike maybe?) with a collection of sawed-off
shotguns. The back has E-Z check boxes depending on who and
how you want to stalk your prey.
%Info: 2 for $1 Each to
Mike Wooldridge, P.O. Box 6623, Concord, CA 94524
(2 Pages/3X5/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: KEVIN FRIEND'S RUBBER STAMPS
%Descr: "Friend's Rubber Stamps" is a most appropriate name for
Kevin's company. Not only because that's his last name but
also because of the loving care he puts into the creation of
the stamps. The blocks are a joy to hold and use. Made of
wood, like many others but the construction and feel is
uniquely his own.
I really enjoyed his dowel mounts with rounded edges. Even his
rectagular mounts are unlike those used by other companies. My
favorate so far is this tiny organic-looking tube mounted on a
tiny piece of wood. Even better is the packaging they were sent
in. Kevin is truly a master of rubber stamp art. The complete
catalog is one of the strangest collection of images I've seen.
If you're into high weirdness by mail this catalog is a must.
He charges two bucks but say's he'll trade. Send a CD and he'll
even trade a free rubber stamp.
%Info: to
Kevin Friend, Friend's Rubber Stamps, P.O. 8333, Roswell, NM 88202-8333
(40 Pages/D/RSF)
Trades OK/no ads.
%Title: L.C.D.: WFMU Program Guide Winter '93
%Descr: Many radio stations put out promotional newsletter to keep
their listeners informed but only the best radio station in
the country could produce the best radio newsletter in the
country. WFMU has been the savior for die-hard music freaks
living in the radio desert of New York City.
Now that they can put all that FCC stuff behind them they can get
to more important things at hand -- making money. Yes, this
edition of *LCD* is in the form of a merchandise catalog. And
what merchandise there is. Coolness galore! Sun Ra records, Ed
Wood Jr. cards, incredibly strange music, conspiracies theories,
and their classic "Crackpots and Visionaries" trading cards.
The $35 subscription price also includes a T-shirt, stickers, and
other neat stuff. Support indie radio!
%Info: $2 Each , Subs: $35.00 to
WFMU, Upsala College, East Orange, NJ 07019
(51 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.
%Title: LEFT BANK DISTRIBUTION: I Would Like to be Diogenes Winter '93
%Descr:
Left Bank Books has been in operation for over 19 years a variety
of radical books, both political and otherwise. This is the
complete catalog listing tons of hard-to-find books complete with
discriptions. Books about anarchy, books about revolution, books
about history. Recomended as both a purchasing guide and a
reference tool.
%Info: free/donation Each to
Left Bank Distribution, 4142 Brooklyn Ave N.E. #201, Seattle, WA 98105
(60 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: LITTLE GREEN MAN'S CATALOG Issue 3
%Descr:
Gary's catalog of unusual T-shirts. Images of self-references,
self portraits, self creation, philosophy, creation, and
politics. Oh yeah, cats too.
%Info: free Each to
Gary Turchin, The Little Green Man Press, P.O. Box 20904, Dept. 5
Oakland, CA
94620
(12 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: LOOMPANICS UNLIMITED: Sellers of Unusual Books '93
%Descr: "The best book catalog in the world." Well, maybe not the
best but certainly one of my long-time favorates. If you
never heard of these guys you just gotta check 'em out. The
mere existance of this catalog is almost proof itself that
we have at least a few freedoms left. Books about avoiding
taxes, lock picking, weapondry, violence, drugs, anarchy,
survival, and other "restricted" ideas. The best part are
the articles and features. Book excerpts and other related
essays are spread throught the catalog like plums as your
scan through the pages.
%Info: $4 Each to
Loompanics Unlimited, P.O. Box 1197, Port Townsend, WA 98368
(280 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: LOST ANGELES RUBBER STAMPS
%Descr: Lost Angeles Rubber Works has a really fine rubber stamp
catalog and they also sent in three samples for review. They
use the standard handle blocks, which is good becase two of
the samples are really big and require a good grip to get a
decent impression. They also sport extra thick rubber
padding.
The first of the big ones is an antique woodcut of Adam and Eve
being tempted by a skeleton tree. The second is a very cool
drawing of a tattooed modern primative all huddled up. The last
is a small stick figure drawing of an animal of sorts that looks
like it was copied off a cave wall.
%Info: $7.95 Each to
Kendra Harness, Lost Angeles Rubber Works, P.O. Box 3737, Beverly
Hills, CA
90212
(16 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: MARS TOKYO
%Descr:
Sally's got a really unique collection. She combines cuteness,
Victorian, and total weirdness for a really fun style. There's
several pages of hand-carved stamp images like Elvis and vintage
toys. Lots of silly slogans, dolls, and religious icons. But my
absolute favorates are the "everyday items," including a vintage
electric fan, ol' time movie projector, empty suitcase, and the
must-have victorian egg beater.
$2, refundable with first order.
%Info: $2 Each to
Sally Mericle, Mars Tokyo Rubber Stamps, P.O. Box 65006, Baltimore, MD
21209
(0 Pages/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: MURDER CAN BE FUN 1994 DATEBOOK Issue 15 Summer 1993
%Descr:
This is the 7th year John Marr put together a datebook for our
scheduling and morbid pleasures. Each date is accompanied by a
corresponding vital tidbit of information. He never cheats and
all the 365 newsbits are new. He even included a statistical
breakdown of all the disasters. Murder/homicide is the most
popular with 133 mentions.
%Info: $2.50 Each to
John Marr, P.O. Box 640111, San Francisco, CA 94109
(54 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/back issues/no ads.
%Title: NATIONAL VANGUARD BOOKS CATALOG Issue 15 November, 1993
%Descr: We've been receiving the _National Vanguard_ zine for some
time, noticed the company name and wondered about the books
part. Here they are. While many of the books offered here
can be found in a decent library or well-stocked bookstore,
most of the books available here are unlikely to be found
anywhere else. I doubt if any other mail-order house (let
alone *store*) carries "Rudolf Hess: Prisoner of Peace" or
"Adolf Hitler: The Unkown Artist" or video versions of
"Judd Suus" and "Der Ewige Jude." The catalog also has some
reprints of National Vanguard pamphlets and information on
the radio network.
%Info: 50 cents ??? Each to
National Vanguard Books, PO Box 330, Hillsboro, WV 24946
(48 Pages/S/JP)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: NEAT JUNK
%Descr: Years about when Mike was running Factsheet Five he used to
have a section called "Junk Mail" where people could
exchange envelopes full of stuff with each other. I haven't
started up the that listing again but Myk Lewis just started
a zine devoted to just that endeaver. Each two-page zine
comes with a stack of neat junk for your exploration and
fun.
This short issue with info on making a match shooter came with an
iron-on, a bunch of cool stickers, some nifty bookmarks, and some
trading cards.
An envelope of fun for an SASE & $1.
%Info: $1 + SASE Each , Subs: $ 6.00 to
Myk Lewis, P.O. Box 178, Walterville, OR 97489-0178
(2 Pages/RSF)
Trades OK/no ads.
%Title: NEIGHBOR GIRLS
%Descr:
A very graphic catalog of home porn tapes. Each tape has a
compete description and black & white illustrating photo. All the
tapes feature women (mostly masturbating) and seem to be directed
mainly to men. The tapes are priced from $28 to $32.
%Info: $2 Each to
MacLean-Jameson, P.O. Box 191544, San Francisco, CA 94119
(18 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: NEWSPEAK
%Descr: The Newspeak book store has only been open for a year and
this is their first mail order catalog.
This is primarily a listing of their conspiracy books with
information on paranoid tracts, hidden history, situationist,
fringe science, sex, computers, and more wierdness. Some of these
books are available elseware but it's great to see such a good
selection of books on weirdness.
%Info: 1 stamp Each to
Newspeak, 5 Steeple St., Providence, RI 02903
(12 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: NOIR LEATHER Summer '93
%Descr:
They've got the full range of stuff. It's best to read the
catalog back to front. That way you start with the T-shirts, then
check out the peweter jewelery, on to the crosses, then studs,
all before you hit the leather, chains, and bondage gear. If
you're heavily into the goth, or you just enjoy some interesting
sex once in a while, get this catalog.
%Info: $1 + 2 stamps Each to
Keith , Noir Leather, 415 S. Main St., Royal Oak, MI 48067
(20 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: PUPPY TOSS Summer '93
%Descr:
The complete Puppy Toss catalog is out. Listing all the Puppy
Toss comics and other stuff they sell. I see a bunch of back
issues of titles that I thought were out of print. They could be
a good source for hard-to-find titles.
%Info: free ??? Each to
Puppy Toss, P.O. Box 9849, Berkeley, CA 94709
(20 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/no ads.
%Title: QUIMBY'S QUEER STORE Winter '94
%Descr: Steve used to run Primal Plunge in Boston but started up
Quimby's a year or so ago.
This latest eddition of the *Quimby's Queer Store Catalog* is a
welcome addition to the categories of "Magalogs." A truly
impresive work. It not only functions as a catalog for his store,
he also packed in tons of extensive reviews of all kinds of neat
stuff. As if that wasn't enought, there's also lenthy articles
about the zine community, lots of zine gossip, and 13 pages of
cool comix.
Highly recommended to all you See Hear/Flatland heads.
%Info: $3 Each to
Steve Symbersky, Quimby's Queer Store, 1328 N Damen Ave, Chicago, IL
60622
(40 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: RUTH'S CALENDAR Oct. '93
%Descr: A monthly calendar featuring coments and folklore on
medicinal plants, astrology, dreams, and animals.
October is of course the month of Holloween. It's the day when
suburban children knock on doors for sweets, the adult residents
of San Francisco dance in the streets, and Ruth recounts all her
psychic experiences. It seems that she's lived in at least six
haunted houses since she left home. As part of this callender she
tells us tales of all the spirits she's encountered.
%Info: Stamp/SASE Each to
Ruth Fledermaus, 43 Goldsmith Street #2, Jamacia Plain, MA 02130
(4 Pages/M/RSF)
Trades OK/no ads.
%Title: SEE HEAR Issue 24
%Descr:
The premier zine catalog from the premier music zine store.
There's tons of music zines, non-music zines, tattoo zines,
books, comics, tapes, videos, and cards. An excellent way of
ordering all your favorate zines without stuffing $1 bills into a
zillion envelopes. Send for a copy and tell Ted I sent ya.
%Info: to
Ted Gottfried, See Hear, 59 E 7th St., New York, NY 10003
(55 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: SOLIDARITY FOREVER: IWW Labor History Calendar 1994
%Descr:
Some people go for calendars with big pretty pictures and empty
spaces for writing down all their apointments. Not me. I really
like this IWW calendar with monthly photos of angry striking
workers throughout history. The best part are the hundreds of
notations indicating important events in labor history. I can get
up in the morning and go "Hey Miriam, today is January 15 and 75
years about today Rosa Luxemburg was murdered in Berlin." or "51
years ago today, April 19th, marked the start of the Warsaw
Ghetto uprising." or "It's June 19th, Emma Goldman would have
been 125 years old today." Perfect for all you trivia buffs and
labor organizers.
%Info: $7.50 Each to
Jon Bekken, Libertarian Labor Review, P.O. Box 762, Cortland, NY 13045-
0762
(24 Pages/S/RSF)
Trades OK/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.
%Title: TELEGRAPH AVENUE STREET CALENDAR
%Descr:
Now this one should be a big hit. Complimenting the regular
photos of hobos, hippies, and other deziens of Telegraph Avenue
in Berkeley are photos of the "naked guy" and all his naked
friends. Yes folks it's true. A few months ago I was hangin' out
on Telegraph hawking copies of *F5*. When I notice a whole gang
of naked people singing and dancing in the street. Ace has
captured all the chaos of Telegraph in his annual callendar. Get
it before it's sold out.
%Info: $10 Each to
Ace Backword, Twisted Image, 1630 University Ave #26, Berkeley, CA
94703
(0 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: TENSETENDONED Issue 9 Oct. '93
%Descr: A fun package of networked stuff from M.B. Corbett. Send 56
original things and get included in the next packet. Media
and theme open but most people variations on postcard
themes.
This is a very international packet with contributors from all
over the world.
%Info: Contribute Each to
M.B. Corbett, P.O. Box 155, Preston Park, PA 18455
(0 Pages/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: THE PSYCHOTRONIC FILM CALENDER: By Michael Weldon
%Descr: Wowza! Sure, there's a calendar out there for everyone --
Seth prefers more political ones -- but for a mainstream
publisher, St. Martin's is pretty cool to publish The
Psychotronic Movie Calendar. The pictures are all
reproductions of lobby cards for movies like *Jail Bait* and
*Frankenstein versus Dracula.* EEvery single day has an
important birthday, date of death, or other factoid (Rod
Serling died on June 28; *The Mummy* opened on December 22).
Weldon has brought the bizarre to the mainstream.
%Info: to
St. Martin's Press, 175 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10010
(12 Pages/MLW)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: THE SAFER PLANET SEX DIARY: 1994
%Descr: Originally started 21 years ago as the *Sex Maniac's Diary*
this 1994 edition has comes in a pocket-sized hard cover
book so you can take it everywhere. There's a compete
calendar with lots of room to jot down all the important
stuff to do each day. Just in case you leave one blank, each
day is accompanied by a delightful illustration suggesting a
different sex position.
The datebook section is prefaced by introductory essays and sex
club listings. She compiled listings for swinger groups,
polyfidelity organizations, fetish clubs, naturist resorts, pagan
organizations, sex shows, safe sex brothels, and sex shops.
There's even tips on advance sex manuvers including female
ejaculation.
Also available from AK Distribution right here in San Francisco.
%Info: $20 Each to
Tuppy Owens, P.O. Box 4ZB, London, W1A 4ZB U.K.
(160 Pages/4X7/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: WE NEVER SLEEP Issue 11 Winter '93
%Descr: These guys keep on expanding. 48 pages with lots of new
recordings available.
For those into extreme culture (like many readers of *F5*) this
is the catalog for you. Industrial music recordings and books on
strange conspiracies.
%Info: to
We Never Sleep, P.O. Box 92, Denver, CO 80201
(48 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: WOMEN OF INTRIGUE: A Women's Calendar for 1994
%Descr:
This bold calendar is filled with 12 exquisite black & white
photos of San Fanciscan women both alone and with their lovers.
Each photo is quite impressive, bringing out the erotic power of
the women, even though all the models are completely clothed.
Available at women's bookstores or throught the mail.
%Info: $15 Each to
Jodi Fechner, Out & About Productions, 3181 Mission St #21, San
Francisco, CA
94110
(24 Pages/O/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: WOMEN OF TRUTH: Shirt
%Descr:
What could be more classic then white silkscreening on a black
T-shirt. If I had my way I'd only wear black & white clothing but
some people insist on only making their stuff available in color.
This T-shirt from those kooks at Douglas Truth features a
powerfully cerebral woman with a swirling galaxy behind her.
There's also a paragraph explaining what makes up the "Woman of
Truth."
Don't forget the postcards, $3 for six.
%Info: $12.50 + $2.50 Each to
Douglass Truth, Douglass Truth Institute, P.O. Box 5000, Davis, CA
95617
(0 Pages/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: WOW COOL: Comix, Art, Music, Zines, Print, T-Shirts Issue 2
Winter
%Descr: '94
The fun catalog by those young Bay Area upstarts at Wow Cool. All
the Wow Cool comics are listed here along with others. As a
collective you'd expect them to be slow as molassas but instead
they've been expanding at an incredible rate.
If you're into zines and comics you'll find a lot of stuff
available here.
%Info: 1 stamp Each to
Wow Cool, 48 Shattuck Square, Box 149 Berkeley, CA 94704
(16 Pages/D/RSF)
Trades OK/submissions OK/no ads.
%Title: XANDRIA COLLECTION: Collector's Gold Edition
%Descr:
A fine catalog of sex toys for both genders and all persuations.
Vibrators, oils, dildos, and such. All eloquently illustrated and
plainly explained. Aslo avalable is the Special Edition for
Disabled People with toys and ideas for those with slightly
different needs. They guarantee your privancy and the $4 charge
puts you on the list for their quarterly catalog updates. It's
also rufundable with your first order.
%Info: $4 Each to
Xandria Collection, P.O. Box 31039, Dept. F5 San Francisco, CA 94131
(44 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/no ads.
%Title: YES, PIGS CAN FLY RUBBER STAMPS
%Descr: Ms. Newt sent in a bunch of rubber stamps from her
wonderfully bizare multicolored catalog. They're mounted on
the standard flat handled wood blocks but with some nice
touches. They must have a large variety of blocks becuse
they're all perfectly adjusted to the size of the stamp.
Even better are the sanded round bevels on the edges and the
corners. A nice touch that few stamp manufactured do.
"A new thrill for the Jaded," "No Dickheads" with a graphical
image of what most closely resembles a "dickhead," and a tiny
stamp of what looks like a man pushing a nail into his head.
The current catalog is avaiable for $3.
%Info: $7 Each to
Cave Newt, Yes, Pigs Can Fly, P.O. Box 1613, Jackson, WY 83001
(0 Pages/RSF)
No trades/no ads.