A spoof issue of the Subversion journal, which was its final issue, published in autumn 1998.
It was published on yellow paper but the PDF is monochrome for ease of reading.
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| subversion-24.pdf | 9.52 MB |
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Comments
I would like to thank Spikymike for posting this to me to scan!
I know we had a few dusty copies of "Subversion" around our former NY offices. I just recall not digging them at the time. But that was like 20 years ago. I look forward to checking them out again, 20 years later.
Don't you guys have a lot of 70s Bonanno pamphlets perhaps laying around too? Really a shame I never got to check out the old office.