30 x 21cm, 10pp, self cover. Stapled. Xerox - black on white paper cover, Articles on Punk in London (from a Scottish perspective), banning punk in Glasgow, The Stranglers, The Pinks and single reviews etc. Another hard to find regional zine with a horribly reproduced cover - clearly punks did not know how to adjust the photocopier machines to reproduce their artwork in dark tones. Fine.

30 x 21cm, 24pp. Red and black cover, b/w internally. A single number of this obscure Punk Zine with articles on The Ruts, Raincoats, The Vibrators, The Cure. VG.

30 x 21cm, 28pp plus 4pp paper cover. Second number of this feminist and music zine with mostly comic articles on music, Pam Savage, mainstream women's magazines, and other issues of interest to the publisher as well as a photo comic. Illustrated with b/w photographs and line drawings. One of the more professionally produced zines with typesetting and high quality offset printing. VG+.

30 x 21cm, 28pp plus 4pp paper cover. Feminist and music zine with mostly comic articles on bands, sex, fertility and other issues of interest to the publisher as well as a photo comic. Illustrated with b/w photographs and line drawings. One of the more professionally produced zines with typesetting and high quality offset printing. VG+.

21 x 15cm, 28pp (self cover). Feminist and music zine with articles on Rebel Inc.,  The Runaways, cinema, menstruation and other issues of interest to the publisher. Illustrated with b/w line drawings. A collage on the front cover made of reflective silver paper and red crepe is sadly a little crushed in places after nearly 30 years else VG.

26 x 18.5cm, 44pp self covers. Offset. Single number of this American punk magazine which took its name from the habit of abbreviating the city name. Only 5 numbers of this magazine were published between 1977 and 1981. More professionally designed than most - Pere Ubu, Johnny and The Dicks, Exposed, The Residents, The Elevators, Gloria Mundi, Throbbing Gristle and others. Paper a bit browned due to being cheap else VG+.

London: Nihilistic Vices, 1979

30 x 21cm, 22pp. Stapled. Offset. A single first number of this “not just a fanzine” with short pieces on Nuclear Power, drugs, the Tories coming to power in So, Maggie Snatcher's in, and The Nihilistic Vices' Guide to Street Credibility; The Great Rock 'N' Roll Bore cartoon; controversial singles in the shape of The Clash - Cost Of Living EP, The Damned - Love Song, XRay Spex - Inflammable Material, Chas & Dave - Gertcha, and ATV - The Force is Blind; 7"s - The Mekons, The Pack, Crisis, Bauhaus, Spizz Energi, UK Decay/Pneumania, Gloria Mundi, and The Wall; LPs - UK Subs, Punishment of Luxury, Joy Division, Gary Numan, Tubeway Army, and The Fall; poetry; interesting collage; live review of Slaughter & the Dogs; and a review of Patrick Fitzgerald's, Poems. VG.

30 x 21cm, 12pp, self cover. Stapled. Offset - black on white paper. A Scottish zine with short articles on Rich Kids, but overall this is a means promoting a well known chain of Scottish record shops (Bruces). Lists of gigs and events, a top 20 Scottish alternative chart and other related topics. VG. Like all regional punk zines from Scotland somewhat hard to find.