= Very rare, no copies traced on the market and only 1 copy listed in WorldCat (Ontario Art Gallery). Black and white photo-illustrated heavy cardstock portfolio (image of Lennon and Ono during the Bed-In, with "Hair Peace" and "Bed Peace" signs above them on the recto, two images of processions in Amsterdam honoring Lennon's death on the inside and a quote by Yoko Ono), originally containing 13 unbound offset lithograph facsimiles (the A-Z Alphabet Poem, 6 wedding/ honeymoon sketches and 6 erotic sketches -- all with facsimiles of Lennon's signature). Here only 3 wedding plates and 4 erotic plates are preserved. Originally conceived as a wedding present for Ono, the "Bag One" series was exhibited for two days in January 1970 at the London Arts Gallery, before Scotland Yard confiscated the erotic prints. The lithographs were subsequently exhibited at Lee Nordness Galleries, New York City, in February 1970. One of the visitors took photographs of the lithographs and offered cheap reprints of the whole set for sale to the public the next day. This portfolio was issued without permission of the John Lennon estate and soon withdrawn from the market. Not much copies remained available. Lacking the printed poem and 5 plates. Portfolio wrinkled and soiled; plates also (dust)soiled and some sellotape-remains on verso (plates formerly were mounted under passepartouts).