KRISPY KREME 127

http://www.amazon.com/Mostly-True-Bill-Daniel/dp/0978866525

I found the Christ Subway Graffiti book around a year ago. I think I did get it off the German Amazon, but it was hard. The seller wanted a bank transfer, which is a pain in the ass and expensive. I ended up mailing cash to Germany. Keep looking! I'm still looking for that Andrea Nelli one.... Some day....

STAY HIGH 149 Book is out.

Agreed. Unfortunately, I don't have anything new to post... Although it is officially no longer "hard to find", to those seeking the Jepsy book, it has been reprinted/revised and will be available on 6/5 from Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Jepsy-Real-Deal-Here-Publishing/dp/3937946675

Just got the Keith Baugh book in the mail. It looks amazing! Recommended.

What is this one?

Thanks for the Blade book info, guys. There's one on ebay in the UK.

Anyone seen the Blade book yet? Is it a lot of trains? I saw a youtube clip, but it only showed some canvases.

It's a heavily edited version of that dissertation.

Hey this isn't a thread to find some 10 year old mag... post some old "HARD TO FIND BOOKS" or don't post at all.

May/June 1973 Jan/Feb 1982

Re: NYC Subways - the good stuff Yeah, keep the stories coming. They are an addition, not a distraction.

Re: NYC Subways - the good stuff Thanks for posting all of these.

Subway Graffiti: An aesthetic study of graffiti on the subway system of New York City, 1970-1978. Author: Jack Stewart Ph. D. Publisher: UMI Dissertation Services Published: 1989 The first publication to approach subway graffiti from within the context of world history dating back to prehistoric times. Stewart documents subway art in earliest and most progressive stages in great detail. Book features interviews with many New York City legends such as TRACY 168, PHASE 2, WASP and LEE 163rd. (We highly recommend this book.) UMI Dissertation services 300 N. Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48106 U.S.A. Phone: 1-(800) 521-0600, (313) 761-4700 Catalog number: 9004328 04350 ( Description from @149st.com )

You can search "completed listings" to see how much something sold for.

Hey, I could be wrong! Just trying to be helpful. I'm pretty sure I'm right. Either way, I like the photo.

This is not Daver PA.

Hand obscured, fly fully open. Is this dude jerking off to the Pistol piece or what?