The Pretty Things

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Keep It Together! Cosmic Boogie with the Deviants and the Pink Fairies by Rich Deakin, 2007 unread copy
SOLD The book tells of the underground movement that was key in shaping a London that had been swinging...
Category: 1st Edition, Books, Collections, Counter Culture/ Underground Press
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The Pretty Things : 1965 original sketch of Viv Prince at the Ad-Lib club
£125.00 An original felt-tip sketch, possibly by JAK drawn at the Ad-Lib Stamped on on the reverse 24th...
Category: Collections, Magazines/ Fanzines/ Pamphlets, Memorabilia, Swinging London
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Keep It Together! Cosmic Boogie with the Deviants and the Pink Fairies by Rich Deakin, 2007 unread copy

The Pretty Things : 1965 original sketch of Viv Prince at the Ad-Lib club