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Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture
Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture

Bugle American 1971 Milwaukee Underground Alternative Newspaper Counterculture

$ 3.69

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Theme: 1970's Counterculture
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Year: 1970-Now
  • Type: Newspaper / Magazine
  • Condition: The images of the internal pages are processed scans, not actual photos. The actual pages are discolored with age.

    Description

    You are invited to bid on a Vintage
    Bugle American
    Newspaper from 1971.
    This is the issue marked Vol. 2, No. 24 (No. 37) July 15 - 28, 1971.
    This is a Milwaukee area underground newspaper magazine, which was geared towards the counterculture of the 1970’s.
    The typical contents contain interesting history, photos, interviews, local concert ads, local business ads, and other assorted tidbits from the wild early 70’s Milwaukee scene. This alternative weekly newspaper was headquartered in Milwaukee and distributed throughout Wisconsin for eight years (1970-78). It billed itself as a "hybrid" between the establishment
    Milwaukee Journal
    and it’s more radical ("Off the pigs!") underground rival
    Kaleidoscope.
    Denis Kitchen co-founded the paper with four friends. Its tongue-in-cheek name was inspired by the fictional newspaper published by Spider-Man's nemesis J. Jonah Jameson. Kitchen art directed
    The Bugle
    for its first year or so, contributed a weekly comic strip and created many color covers.
    I am selling this AS-IS.
    USA 48 only.