1968 The Digger Papers Haight-Ashbury San Francisco Counterculture Anarchist Rare

An essential and scarce artifact of 1960s counterculture, radical politics, and the Haight-Ashbury street scene. Published and distributed for free by the Diggers (the radical community-action and street-theater group co-founded by Emmett Grogan, Peter Berg, Peter Coyote, and others). This historic document compiles key manifestos, poems, and essays defining the "Free City" philosophy, featuring contributions and works by notable Beat and counterculture figures, including Gary Snyder ("A Curse on the Men in Washington, Pentagon"), alongside radical essays on community autonomy, free food distribution, and communal survival. Authentic original printing on period newsprint, overall in Very Good vintage condition. Light age-toning and subtle shelf wear consistent with 1960s newsprint ephemera, edges and corners show minor handling; binding staples intact with clean interior pages.