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Used; Very Good. Single DVD in original jewel case. Condition: Very Good . 2011. AUDIO.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICE INC. plastic_comb. Very Good. 6x0x8.

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Boston: Probe, 1946. Newsletter. [16p.], mimeographed 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at left, postal markings on rear cover, otherwise very good. Goldwater states that the final issue appeared in 1945, but this example reflects the publication's slightly longer life span. Penultimate issue of the libertarian socialist publication, with articles on the bombing of Hiroshima, Eurocentrism (here called "westward distortion"), and more.

NP: NP, ND. Softcover. Fine. 24 pp. adult magazine format with sepia tone photos throughout. Photos of the publication are available on request.

Wilmington, DE: Eros Publishing Co. Inc, 1972. Saddle-stapled magazine. Light shelfwear; slight grazing to spine. Very good. 100pp., including covers, erotic fetish magazine, illustrated with b/w and color photographs and b/w illustrations. Photo-stories, articles, and artwork. Features: Sadism and the Sexual Libido (illustrated with photos of a femdom threesome featuring Rene Bond, with Bond getting spanked and flogged by male and female partners and dishing out some domination and punishment to the guy herself); London: Kinky City of Night (includes photos of Soho book shops, striptease clubs, streetwalkers, peep shows, etc., plus a Stanton illustration); The Marquis of Sadism (biographical essay on the Marquis de Sade, illustrated with female flagellation photos and a drawing by Ronald Cobb); Flagellomania Cults Past and Present (photos of a whipping, spanking and domination orgy with two couples, masked male slave and dominant male, dom and sub females; full-frontal male nudity); How Leather… Read More

Boston: Probe, 1946. Newsletter. Six issues of the newsletter, three mimeographed, three printed on newsprint; all 8.5x11 inches, generally very good, one with chipped corner, two with postal markings. Issues present are the inaugural number from Jan. 1945, Spring, Summer, Autumn 1945, Winter 1946, and the final issue from Spring 1946. The first issue of this libertarian socialist publication has an introductory explanation by Marvin Penner. The Spring 1945 issue notes that a good Samaritan had donated printing facilities; this explains its more professional production, but for the last two issues it reverts to mimeograph. The co-publishers and co-editors were Charles Bloomstein and J. Dickinson. Bloomstein, a friend of Bayard Rustin, was a conscientious objector during WWII and spent time at three different Civilian Public Service camps. Even as he was working on these issues of Probe, Bloomstein was serving as a human guinea pig for medical experiments at CPS Unit 115-24, at Massachusetts General… Read More