Meyers everett editor (8 résultats)

Magazine. Etat : Very Good. Single-issue adult magazine. Adult pictorials, articles, and other features, including a short interview with actor Dustin Hoffman. 62pp., saddle-stapled in photo-illustrated wraps. Binding remains firm and fully intact; text, photos clean throughout; light wear to wraps, mild rubbing to covers. Ships same or next business day from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota. …

Soft cover. Etat : Poor. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Cover missing; pages flaking. Poor condition; read copy.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. Volume 24, Number 9, September, 1968. 66 pages including wraps. Model Linda Barrett on cover. Fiction by Thomas B. Dewey, David D. Donald, Ann Taylor. Other models featured: Sandy Durham and Lonnie Marks. Faye Dunaway profile. VG condition with rodent nips to extreme upper right corner, some rust to staples that does NOT bleed onto paper. Very minimal creasing.…

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. No Jacket. Volume 8, Number 4, March 1964. Cover girl: Ann Walker. 72 pages including wraps. Includes: Girl's views on male homosexuals, English swap clubs, fiction by Ort Louis, Mal Bracken, and Victor Chapin, how jazz music cause suicides, model Ann Walker, etc. In NEAR FINE condition. Bright and clean copy.…

Hardcover. Etat : Brand New. 11 edition. 1472 pages. 10.20x9.40x2.10 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Etat : Brand New. 11 edition. 1472 pages. 10.20x9.40x2.10 inches. In Stock.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good Plus. 1st Edition. New York: Picture Magazines, Inc., 1962. First Edition of the November, 1962 issue, Volume 13, Number 4. Quarto, illustrated wraps, 74 pp. Better than Very Good, by pulp standards; bright cover with a small stamped date (see scans), light crinkle and soil to rear cover. See scans. Classic American Men's pulp cheesecake, in a periodical which vacillated between painted illustration covers and photographic covers; the former (such as the kitsch classic form here, "Nazi bad guys terrorizing the nubile babe"), being more titillating, involving more work and being now considered kitsch art, are the more collectible. The article titles are kitschy as well: "The Nude Mailman Who Conquered An Island" (something you don't see every day), "For What Would You Sell A Woman" (parse that for me), "Hyena Man of Nigeria", etc., all presumably by pseudonymic authors.Americana! l-pr2.…

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. New York: Picture Magazines, Inc., 1959. First Edition of the February, 1959 issue, Volume 9, Number 4 of Man to Man magazine. Quarto, illustrated wraps, 66 pp. A strong Near Fine; trace points of peripheral wear, but not much. See scan. Spine is complete. Classic American Men's pulp cheesecake, in a periodical which vacillated between painted illustration covers and photographic covers; the former (such as the kitsch classic form here, "Good guy saves native babe from bloodthirsty warriors"), being more titillating, involving more work and being now considered kitsch art, are the more collectible. The article titles are kitschy as well: "Denver's Plushiest Brothel" ("plushiest"?), "I Fought the Jungle for $$$ and a Doll" ('Doll' was still the word for 'Babe' at that time), "For Ten Grand You Can Damn Near Kill Me" (what can I do for 20K?), and.""Secret Fertility Rites of New Mexico's Love Maids". Might read that one. And more, such as "Strip Naked and Kill !" and "The Day a Lion Clawed My Groin" and others intended to appeal to various prurient instincts. All presumably by pseudonymic authors. Replete with graphics, primarily b&w photographs and drawings. Extremely scarce genre piece. l-g2. …