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This "Through the Looking Glass" LSD blotter with 900 perforated tabs was designed by Mark McCloud, considered to be the father of modern blotter art. It reproduces Tenniel’s drawings for Dodgson’s story - the images depict Alice passing through the mirror from recto to verso.
would get the same sentence as a dealer caught with 1 gram of LSD crystal, which represented around 10 000 doses. Dealers quickly figured out that a new, lightweight medium for distributing LSD was needed – hence distribution via small tabbed squares of blotter paper. 2/2
LSD blotters developed as a consequence of mandatory minimum sentencing laws. Sentences for drug offenders were generally based on the weight of the substances with which they were caught. So a drug dealer arrested with one dose of acid on a sugar cube that weighed 1 gram... 1/2
Two color variations of the iconic "Felix the Cat" LSD blotter tabs. All these blotters come from the private library of altered states of consciousness formed by the late & much missed Julio Mario Santo Domingo.
RETURN THE BOOK - OTHERS ARE WAITING FOR IT.
Soviet propaganda poster, 1926. 7/
PROTECT THE BOOK FROM RAIN AND SNOW.
Soviet propaganda poster, 1926. 2/