Published between 1967 and 1973 under the editorship of Richard Neville, Jim Anderson and Felix Dennis, Oz quickly became one of the most exciting magazine publications of its day. It was not without its controversy. The Oz offices were often raided by police, printers ordered to shut down, and the now infamous ‘School Kids’ issue, with sexualised Rupert the Bear parody cartoon, landed the editors a highly publicised obscenity trial.

TEL, as he is sometimes referred to, does not need an introduction. The personality, myth - his labour and works - continue to create a mysterious fascination for the tactician, military historian, and reader.

Human bondage. Dragon tattoos. Clockwork fruit. No, it's not our birthday, it's a new catalogue of rare books and first editions curated by our discerning team of booksellers. The Hot 100 is live for your perusal, take a look before they're
gone.

Sotheran’s are pleased to present a collection of prints by Yoshitoshi & prints from the Meiji era.

All prints come mounted ready for framing. Sizes given include outer dimensions of mounts.

Colourful and scarce, vintage luggage labels are printed windows into a bygone age of travel. Rarely seen in the wild, they're always popular, and we've just acquired a new stock of labels showing locations across the world — take a look while you can, there's only one of each!

Sotheran’s are delighted to present the fifteenth Annual Travel Posters exhibition. We are looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible for the Private View on Thursday 11th November from 6.00 – 8.00pm. This will be the first party at Sotheran’s for almost 2 years!