NAPA West - Number 3, Summer 1972 - Page 1

NAPA West – Number 3, Summer 1972

NAPA West, Number 4 > Design for Ashtray The prop. of the Surfside Press is known to have a strange weakness for picking up old … Read More ›

National Calamity - Number 4, January 1972 - Page 1

National Calamity – Number 4, January 1972

Trainer Removes Liddle’s Chestnuts From ConflagrationRICHMOND HILL, N.Y. Several pieces of perforating rule generously supplied by George Trainer pulled the chestnuts out of the fire … Read More ›

Writing at Leisure - Number 9, April 1972 - Page 1

Writing at Leisure – Number 9, April 1972

The Silent Enemyby Frances Stockman I could hear the seiche of the lake waters against the boat I had anchored in the hopes of catching … Read More ›

NAPA Rays - Autumn 1972 - Page 1

NAPA Rays – Autumn 1972

Fall Phenomenonby Mary Brunori Have you observed how, in the fall,A leaf downward in flight,Being so ethereally light,Pauses a twinkling so slightYou think it possible … Read More ›

Only On Sunday - Number 7, November 1972 - Page 1

Only On Sunday – Number 7, November 1972

Official Publication of the Suncoast Amateur Press Society How Does He Do It? ABOUT TEN WEEKS AGO, Dave Tribby and I visited Sandalwood Studio to … Read More ›

NAPA Rays - Winter 1972-73 - Page 1

NAPA Rays – Winter 1972-73

I Know Him Wellby Mary Brunori I can read his silent masks;I know his requests before he asks;I can anticipate all in advanceExcept his movements … Read More ›