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Woman spins hemp with distaff and munching cow, postcard. Bourbonnais, France early 1900’s Tipsy Cattle Hemp a Narcotic – “For many years a prejudice existed against water-rotted hemp under the impression that the process caused disease among the cattle Read More …
‘A large block of hash rests on a copy of The Daily Telegraph’ photographed by John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins, London 1963
‘The Smoker’ by David Teniers the Younger 1640
‘God Save The Seeds!’ ‘Everybody get one and stick it up where it can be seen by everybody else.’ Graphoto by Noggle produced by the Stone Kingdom Syndicate & printed by Black Sheep Press in San Francisco, California 1969 Read More …
‘Group of Turks in Scutari Cemetery’ smoke a waterpipe (possibly Dervish), by James Robertson. Constantinople, Turkey 1860
“The World should never forget the spot where once stood Liberty Tree” – Marquis de Lafayette ‘Liberty Tree’ by David Sears, 1775 Revolutionary Hemp: Part 1 – In Defense of our Liberty Tree In order to birth Read More …
“Valley youths booked in Van Nuys on suspicion of violating State Narcotic Act awaiting questioning. In the foreground is confiscated marijuana.” Los Angeles, California October 12, 1954
‘Grains of Cannabis’ (Graines de Chanvre) in a corked bottle (18,5 x 8 x 8 cm, 475grams) seeds sourced from Morocco, originally obtained and held by the Colonial Museum of the City of Lyon (Musée colonial de la ville de Read More …
‘When I went, when i came back’, The change of a German traveler to Budapest in just 22 days, Budapest, Hungary 1908
‘Hashish the drug that kills’ (Haschisch la drogue qui tue/haschisch, het dodend gift), Belgian movie poster 1950