New batch reprinted - impress your friends and confuse ticket collectors with the Socialist Party spoof railcard. Available in batches of 100 for a quid from 52 Clapham High Street, London SW4 7UN. Revolutionary propaganda was never meant to look this good.
'A design classic.' - Terence Conran
'It won't get you on a train, but it might get you to the future.' - Danny L. at various demos last year.
'Are you trying to muscle in on my business?' - Menacing Ticket Tout at Clapham North Tube Station
'Can I have few more? They make excellent roaches.' Trustafarian at Glastonbury 2003
'Can I use this ticket to get home? HA, HA, HA!' - Unfunny Trot at a demo last year.
'Ha Ha Ha. That's a good one, Joshua.' - His unequally unfunny Trot mate at the same demo.
'Mike F. stole the idea from myself. Inspired by the key situationist texts of Debord, Vanegeim and Milligan I had the same idea in the summer of '75 just after I finished managing the New York Dolls in their 'communist chic' phase and before I invented punk rock. I believe I left the proofs of the idea at a Sparks concert at Hammersmith Palais I attended as a VIP guest. Never did know what happened to the designs until someone thrust the card into my hand with the punk jubilee issue of the Socialist Standard outside the ICA in the autumn of 2003. I will obviously require recompense.' - Malcolm McLaren
'This is far too cool to come from the SPGB.' - A cheeky bastard with acute insight at a demo in London last year.
'I love this card - Mike F. is really talented' - Danny L.
'I guess so' - Darren O. (green with envy)
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