San Francisco, CA: Pamela Mosher, 1976. First Edition. Single Sheet. Captioned, signed, and dated by photographer Pamela Mosher. “The California Nuclear Safeguards Initiative represents the first serious attempt to halt the unchecked proliferation of nuclear power plants.” (Rolling Stone, 1976) Pictured here is Philip Suntree (a/k/a Philip Daughtry, b. 1942) speaking at a 1976 rally in support of Proposition 15, a California ballot initiative that, if successful, would have prohibited..... More

San Francisco, CA: Sam Silver, 1976. Original Photograph. Signed by photographer Sam Silver at Verso. “Philip actually studied with Galway Kinnell and Robert Bly before moving to the San Francisco Bay Area. He had many mentors who were influential. A very literary and intelligent person, he soaked up everything he could get his hands on. He lived in Berkeley during the 1970s but often came to San Francisco, and I...... More

San Francisco, CA: No Publisher, 1976. First Edition. Signed by Philip Suntree. “Philip actually studied with Galway Kinnel and Robert Bly before moving to the San Francisco Bay Area. He had many mentors who were influential. A very literary and intelligent person, he soaked up everything he could get his hands on. He lived in Berkeley during the 1970s but often came to San Francisco, and I used to go..... More

San Francisco, CA: No Publisher, 1976. First Edition. “Philip actually studied with Galway Kinnel and Robert Bly before moving to the San Francisco Bay Area. He had many mentors who were influential. A very literary and intelligent person, he soaked up everything he could get his hands on. He lived in Berkeley during the 1970s but often came to San Francisco, and I used to go over to Berkeley frequently..... More

San Francisco, CA: North Beach Community Arts, 1975. First Printing. Single Sheet. A flyer (measuring appx. 8 & 1/2” x 14”) advertising a 1975 reading featuring Baby Beat poet, Philip Daughtry (a/k/a/ Suntree; b. 1942) & noted Second San Francisco Renaissance Surrealist, Jerry Ratch. These posters were clearly designed by the same unnamed designer behind the Malvina Coffee House poetry series posters (See TMB Item #7795 & #7797), and the..... More

San Francisco, CA: Beatitude Press, 1977. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. Beatitude 26 is made especially collectible by its unique editorial pairing of two Second San Francisco Renaissance giants: Ken Wainio (1952-2006), the movement’s noted, premier surrealist; and Philip Daughtry [a/k/a Philip Suntree; b. 1942], a key associate of the movement’s co-authorial founder, Thomas Rain Crowe (b. 1949). Of Daughtry, Crowe writes: “Philip actually studied with Galway Kinnell and Robert Bly..... More