Best Cannabis History Books?

[Sam_Skunkman]

Here are the Cannabis medical bottles.

 

[CannaRed]

Coolest collection I've ever seen!
Awesome.

 

[CannaRed]

Hey Sam,

Can we see your books?

 

[AgentPothead]

Here are the Cannabis medical bottles.

Holy cow that nug, is it preserved in anyway? It looks good enough to smoke.

 

[CannaRed]

Here's most of mine. I have a 5 or so, small pamphlet style books out of picture.

I still try to find copies in better shape, and then replace.
Ive also read a few, that I don't have a copy of my own - Sam's Hemp Disease and pest book, and Clarke and Merlins

 

[MtnGanj]

It’s a shame so many of these great books are out of print and are outrageously expensive on the used market.

 

[CannaRed]

Especially the hashish books!

 

[Cdnguy]

Yeah I just checked and Hashish books are going for around 200 Canadian used. Worth it? I might get myself it for Christmas next year, haha.

Right now i'm reading Cannabis Evolution and Ethnobotany and enjoying it so far; very indepth history. Might be a little hard to read and a little to in depth for some. Alot of research study references.

 

[CannaRed]

I finally bought my first Cherniak book.

It's fucking awesome.
One down, Five to go.

 

[Green Squall]

Here are the Cannabis medical bottles.

Impressive collection. Years ago I found a "bottle dump" in my yard by an old stone wall that probably dated back to the 1800's. One still had its contents - a white powder - and the cork intact. I hit up an antique bottle forum and they said it could be anything from rat poison to medicine.

 

[The KLF]

I think these are most of the Cherniak books. I've also got a couple decks of the playing cards and a box of 'trading cards'...like base-ball cards, but different: