Turn Me On Dead Man: An Examination of the Clues Surrounding the Death of Paul McCartney

J. Lancelot Turner, Paul McCartney, the Beatles

Published by Stone Garden Press, 1969

About this Item

Uncommon pamphlet which collates in an imaginative, illustrated spread, over 20 pages, the conspiracy theory that Paul McCartney had actually died and had been replaced by surrogate versions of Paul for the duration of the Beatles career. An incredible little document of the time period and capturing the dovetailing of Beatlemania and then the hippie movement with the heightened alienation of the ending of the 60's. Generally speaking this is in decent condition. In stapled wraps, with both staples well intact. The binding is sound, however the cover is split from the top of the upper staple all the way to the top edge and the rear wrap is pulled from the top staple. We have covered the booklet in mylar and so it will remain well intact and the staples themselves are not effected, thus making this issue less apparent. Some minor staining and toning to covers, and being from the home of a tobacco smoker, a faint odor which in my estimation will only be apparent to sensitive noses. As a whole the booklet has a very slight curl to it, but not egregiously so, and presents well regardless. Seller Inventory # ABE-1724512200583

Bibliographic Details

Title: Turn Me On Dead Man: An Examination of the ...

Publisher: Stone Garden Press

Publication Date: 1969

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Good

Edition: 1st Edition