Vintage Sniffin' Glue Fanzine "Don Letts" Issue #7
Sniffin' Glue was a punk fanzine from England founded in 1976, the first punk zine ever. The zine chronicled the burgeoning scene and helped spread the ideaology and aesthetic, one that was haphazardly rebellious. It only lasted for 12 issues before editor Mark Perry, who also sang for Alternative TV, called it quits, telling everyone to start their own zines. This issue, #7, features Adverts, Don Letts, and Gorillas. This original copy of Sniffin' Glue is in good condition with wear.
Dimensions: 8.25" Wide by 11.50" Long
Page Count: 13
Editor: Mark Perry
From: Deptford, South London
Year: 1976
Binding: Staple
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Sniffin' Glue was a punk fanzine from England founded in 1976, the first punk zine ever. The zine chronicled the burgeoning scene and helped spread the ideaology and aesthetic, one that was haphazardly rebellious. It only lasted for 12 issues before editor Mark Perry, who also sang for Alternative TV, called it quits, telling everyone to start their own zines. This issue, #7, features Adverts, Don Letts, and Gorillas. This original copy of Sniffin' Glue is in good condition with wear.
Dimensions: 8.25" Wide by 11.50" Long
Page Count: 13
Editor: Mark Perry
From: Deptford, South London
Year: 1976
Binding: Staple
