Today in the mail, something I bought on ebay arrived. An original 8X10 glossy photo (complete with original transparency tear sheet for the layout and design staff) used in the production of #10 of BLACK NYLONS AND HIGH HEELS, which was published by Dawson Publishing Co in the late 1950s.


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Recently nabbed a small handfull of "Biker Lifestyle" and "Iron Horse" biker magazines published from 1981 to 1983 on ebay, and I much like I did a couple years ago, I thought I might scan some of my fave photos. Since I'm not really into bikes per say, the really interesting part of these publications to me are the candid shots of the people who ( Read more... )

When you collect vintage adult magazines and you live in Canada, one of the odd little things you notice pretty fast is that magazines from certain years that were circulated on Canadian newstands and in Canadian adult stores are jam-packed with censorship. The mid 1980s were *especially* bad, but things lightened up by the early to mid 90s, and ( Read more... )

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I'm sad about the passing of Gloria Leonard, so I thought I would post a few of my fave pics of her to help cheer me up a little.


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Glad you all enjoyed the previous two installments! Here's the final one!


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Glad you guys enjoyed yesterday's installment of Biker's and their Bitches, a title which I have reversed thanks to a suggestion by Susie Bright! With the focus on the Biker broads, it just makes sense ( Read more... )

Pretty good score on ebay this week! Got some old issues of IRON HORSE and BIKER LIFESTYLE from 1985, and they're fuckin' ripe! Not only with the stink of their former sweaty Lucky Strike-smokin' redneck owners, but with glorious photos of bikes, bikers, and biker mamas! HOT DAMN!


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Back in 1982, a Arizona couple named Bill and Debbie started a swing club in their own home, a "ranch-style home on an acre and a half".

Here they are at one of their parties, getting things started with booze and filthy magazines. Clearly, they really enjoyed wicker baskets.


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