Authentic printed political rolling papers from the early 1970s. 20th century, man!
Each leaf features a color cartoon of a hawk-like Vice President Spiro Agnew atop a bleeding globe.
As VP, Agnew's contempt for peaceful student protestors, and his relentless attacks on the free press made him the perfect target for a pack of trolling papers. With his legacy-defining corruption, Agnew would be in perfect company in today's White House. As one historian has put it, Spiro Agnew was "Trump before Trump."
Inside the pack, a timeless warning, misattributed* to Abraham Lincoln:
"To sin by silence when they should protest makes cowards of men."
We were lucky to discover a small lot of these packs in perfect condition a half-century after they were made, and we had to scoop some up. We're keeping a few of them for our own collections and making the rest available for yours!
A collectible piece of history from America's last great period of political change.
*According to the Lincoln Library’s “Lincoln Never Said That List,” this quote actually came from American writer Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in her 1914 poem, “Protest.”