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With the intention of empowering young voters aged 18-36 ahead of the 2020 US presidential election, Project 270 enlisted nearly 70 established and emerging street artists to create posters encouraging viewers to "Get Out the Vote." Every discrete poster was impressed with a "postmark," representing each of the 50 states, plus Puerto Rico and Washington, DC, and major American cities. Project 270 comprised 65 unique posters, and in addition to their physical copies, the compelling images were widely shared through social media channels. This book serves as a comprehensive document, capturing the fervor and dedication of those involved. It stands as a testament to the passion, creativity, and collective endeavor that fueled Project 270, emphasizing the urgency of civic participation. Includes Works by the Following Artists: Swoon, Good Drink, Chor Boogie, Carlton Banxx, Elms One, Krave x Gems, Atomik, 6 Cents, Maya Hayuk, Ang R. Bennett, Ninobuni, Adre Russell, ENX, Ron English, Captain Eyeliner, Osiris Rain, Vincent Valdez, Carols Walker, Jesse Brown, Modifymarla, Mauricio Ramirez, and Amy Rattner.

For potheads who'd rather eat their weed than smoke it, this tasty bakin' bible serves up 35 easy-to-make, craving-busting recipes packed with every stoner's favorite secret ingredient. Guaranteed to produce cannabilicious results every time, all the recipes in Baked! have been written (and thoroughly tested) by an established food writer and "herb" specialist. From classics like Hash Brownies and Alice B. Toklas's Choc Chunk and Pecan Cookies to bud-boosted versions of foodie faves like Baked! Potatoes and Herbal Quiche, this smokin' cookbook includes a sweet snack, pipin' pastry, or blowin' biscuit for every taste bud. So find your kitchen because this smorgasbord of gustatory ganja delights will take your recreational activities to a much-higher level.

Volume 2 of a monumental three-part illustrated history of ERMA, the Erfurter Maschinenfabrik. ERMA is best known for production of German small arms during the Second World War, including the MP 40 submachine gun, the Mauser K98 rifle, and the ERMA EMP. Volume 2 profiles all handgun models produced at ERMA's factories. The descriptions are extremely detailed: production numbers and features, markings, specifications, and more are all here. The pistols made by the "Werke" include variants of many of the most famous designs of the 20th century, including the P.08 Luger, the Walther P38 and PPK, the Colt 1911, and the Glock 17. These include both military and sporting models. Some of ERMAs pistols were quite unusual, such as the miniature "Baby" Luger and a selection of previously unknown prototypes. Collectively, the three-volume work totals nearly 1,400 pages with more than 2,200 photos. This is the definitive guide to ERMA and a crucial reference for any collector of German firearms.

Volume 3 of a monumental three-part illustrated history of ERMA, the Erfurter Maschinenfabrik. ERMA is best known for production of German small arms during the Second World War, including the MP 40 submachine gun, the Mauser K98 rifle, and the ERMA EMP. Volume 3 provides detailed profiles of all ERMA's flare and submachine gun models. These include the interwar EMP, which ERMA had foreign customers for in Europe and the Americas. A significant number of EMPs were also sold to the SS in the buildup to WWII. During the war, production shifted away from the EMP to the MP38 and MP40, of which ERMA produced hundreds of thousands of examples for the Wehrmacht. Before, during, and after the war, the "Werke" designed a significant variety of prototype or very small production submachine guns, all of which are described in unprecedented detail in this book. Aside from the submachine guns, this volume includes descriptions of flare guns and some miscellaneous accessories and summarizes ERMA's substantial wartime production of the Sturmgewehr assault rifle. This final volume also includes a treasure trove of notes and appendixes. Collectively, the three-volume work totals nearly 1,400 pages with more than 2,200 photos. This is the definitive guide to ERMA and a crucial reference for any collector of German firearms.