December 1955 "Stag" Magazine Searing images, tittilating pinups and cheesy ads. Right up your alley! fresh excellent condition. #14600
$15.00
May 1958 "Rugged Men" Magazine
Snakes on a plane! Headhunting cannibals! a report from Cuba with photos
of the revolutionaries- the outcome was yet to be decided at this point.
This and more than the usual number of great illustrations make this an
excellent issue. #14601
$24.00
May 1947 "Amazing Stories" Magazine I love this stuff, crazy illustrations and wonderful old school sci-fi. includes: " Confessions of a Mechanical Man," by Buzz-Bolt Atomcracker and, "Dessert of the Damned," by Don Wilcox. Average condition. #14602
$20.00
December 1955 "Sir!" Magazine You'll be on the edge of your seat! Flying saucers, a photo story on an escape artist alla Houdini, Tempest Storm, Rocky Graziano, Ike's exploits AND a dude wrestling an Anaconda! AND Liz O'Leyar a classic stripper and B Movie actress. #14603
$10.00
October 1955 "Sir!" Magazine What you might find if you troll the bottom of the popular mind in 1955. Degenerates, Sportsmen ? Hunting Eagles?! Crazy theories, Strippers...#14604
$10.00
January 1956 "Sir" Magazine Frank Sinatra, Pancho Villa's Missing Gold, Prostitues and a Vegetarian Stripper?! #14605
$15.00
November 1956 "Real Adventure" Magazine Satan's Sex Cult! 20th century VooDoo! Modern Boxers are Soft?! Lots of long crazy stories and a few pinups as well. Plus those cool full page mini ad things with details on getting yourself some handy skilz like raising chickens or public speaking. #14606
$15.00
September 1957 "Rave" Magazine Lurid and often humorous stories of dames, swells, Elvis and the legendary Jimmy Durante. Big foto spread of Tina Louise-Ginger from Gilligans Island. #14607
$20.00
January 1957 "True War" Magazine Lots of combat photos, focused mostly on the Korean War. Of course there is the requisite article about babes; "Barrack Beuties" this month it's Barbara Nichols that charms us with several pinup shots. #14608
$15.00
March 1958 "True War" Magazine Combat action from WWI to " America's Hush Hush Rocket Army" Fotos from the set of Ealing Studio's " The Dunkirk Story" which used combat vets as extras. Pinups from the likes of Mamie Van Doren, The combat history of the 24th Division. and lots more. #14609
$15.00
June 1952 "Screenland" Magazine Terrific photo mag with lots of full page color photos. Lots of beachwear and fashion. The ads are terrific of course. Above average condition. #14610
$18.00
August 1943 "Movie Life" Magazine Wartime screen mag with focus on Clark Gable,Captain USAAC (Air Corp) Great. check out the back cover ad; No silk stockings? Try make up instead! BTW check out Gable's 1931 film "Hell Diver" lots of gripping stuff with Wallace Beery, the film was shot on board the "Saratoga", a state of the art aircraft carrier in 1931. #14611
$22.00
July 1938 "Ballyhoo" Magazine Hilarious prewar small format humor magazine with tons of cartoons, funny pictures, gags, and political snark. A certain "Zilch" is the focus of much of the humor, as in "Heil Zilch". His life in pictures is pretty funny stuff. #14612
$22.00
March 1946 "Paris Life" Magazine A very early girlie magazine loaded with cheesecake and pinups. Large format. good condition. #14613
$20.00
September 1941 "Gags" Magazine Right on the eve of WWII (for the US), a large format humor magazine with a neat gimic; every issue has a hole punched through it with comics and photos making humourous use of the little hole on every page. A treasue trove of old cartoons and drawings. #14615
$24.00
"The Four of Hearts" Ellery Queen A pocketbook edition of a classic old mystery set in Hollywood. has a boys drawing of a baseball diamond and address in the end papers. Pocket book #245. A wartime book of June 1945. #14621
$9.00
December 1945 "Mademoiselle" Magazine Special Christmas edition Amazing number of full page ads including color Coca cola, A 2 piece bathing suit, Handmacher, Plus many other terrific images and photography. Unfortunately the cover is torn but the rest of the magazine is in fine condition. #11235
$45.00
June 1949 "Mademoiselle" Magazine Summer 1949 edition of Mademoiselle loaded with great photographs and articles. Wonderful color as well. Contributors include the beautiful Paula Laurence, The Ballet star Valerie Bettis, Susan Kuehn and others. #11234
$39.00
June 1956 "Whisper" Magazine What a great cover! The art director on this issue outdid himself. Lots of cheesy collages in red and black with wonderful odd juxtopositions. You'll love it! #11233
$22.00
November 1955 " For Men Only" Magazine One of the more gruesome editions of For Men Only. A tastless mix of cheesecake and crime scene photos. #11232
$16.00
April 1958 "Courage" Magazine Lots of great pinups and classic cheesecake cartoons by McCartney Plus some real cliffhanger stories!.#11231
$14.00
April 1958 "Man's Exploits" Magazine "For Men Who Dare to Live!" You'll find lots of tasty tastless photos and lurid drawings, along with some pinups like Gina Lollobrigida ..#11230
$14.00
June 1957 "Sir!" Magazine Great pinup cover with busty Terry Moore. A couple of articles fascinated with gay lifestyles, from "Lesbians in Exurbia" to an article on Elvis' 'broadway' following plus the usual sin-sational stuff...#11229
$25.00
Feb 1959 "Sir!" Magazine Liz Taylor in a bikini followed by stories about white sorcerers of the Amazon, Harems and hashis. #11228
$15.00
January 1957 Headquarters Detective Magazine Loaded with lurid photos of criminals and their victioms plus a bevey of old timey ads. SLEEZY!! Ya gotta love true crime pulp mags. #11226
$15.00
Stag Magazine Dames, Cannibalism, Nazi's and more in this May 1960 edition of Stag. The illustrations are great in a cheesy decadent way. #11225
$12.00
Feb. 1958 "Real Men" Magazine Priceless cover art, Pinups, lurid stories and 'how to make a million' ads...#11224
$24.00
Dec 1955 "Man's True Action" Magazine War stories, Jungle tribes- a photo of indigenous people handling a shrunken head ta boot! not to mention packs of hungry eels!...#11223
$15.00
July 1958 "True War" Magazine Sex spies, cannibals, nazi secret weapons and war stories. very good condition, solid with printer ink page edges. #11221
$15.00
Frolic - The Magazine of Entertainment. April 1954. Featuring Miss Torrid of 1954! Fifties girlie magazine filled with sexy pin-ups. Asks the all important question, "What's Wrong with American Men?" Excellent pristine condition. #mag51
39.00
GALA - America's Greatest Array of Glamor, November 1953. Fifties girlie magazine filled with sexy pin-ups. Excellent vintage condition. #mag52
29.00
Seventeen Magazine, America's Teen-age Magazine, April 1967. On the brink of the Summer of Love, this issue features irresistible fashion, love, and make-up advice. It's a colorful and wonderful ride. You'll love it! Excellent vintage condition. #mag50
35.00
Behind the Scene Magazine, Sept.1957. What really happened between Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak? Who is Hollywood's No.1 Casanova? And so much more. Excellent vintage condition. #mag58.
12.00
SH-H-H-H Magazine, 1956. "Revealing the facts behind their acts." Juicy articles including Candid Camera hunt among Strip Teasers and an Expose of Beauty Contests. Excellent vintage condition. #mag57
10.00
Inside Story, October 1955. "The News Behind the Headlines". Articles include Lana Turner - Hollywood's Female Farouk. Excellent vintage condition. #mag55
12.00
Inside Story, April 1957. "The News Behind the Headlines". What? Martha Raye had a secret love nest? and, Jayne Mansfield teased her way to the top? Plus, the Kinsey Reporty they can't print! Excellent vintage condition. #mag54
12.00
Top Secret magazine, April 1958. Lots of juicy gossip covering the Hollywood, Broadway, Cafe Society, and International scenes. Excellent vintage condition. #mag53.
10.00
Screen Stories October 1958 One of the best issues of a movie fan mag we've seen; maybe because Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is a favorite film. The Liz Taylor and Paul Newman cover is terrific and the photos inside are stunning. There is also a story on "The Naked and The Dead" A gritty war movie. Excellent condition. #mag37
$35.00
True Romance january 1944 All "true' stories about real peole etc.. Some with a wartime interest. Terrific cover. Excellent condition. #mag41
$12.00
TV Star Parade Oct 56 Has the schedule for September including the listing for Elvis' first Ed Sullivan appearance. On Sunday night Sept 9th at 8 pm. Lots of stuff on Loretta Young too. Excellent condition. #mag45
$15.00
True Story November 1946 More of the true life genre. "Mr Chen Does the Unexpected" "Showcase Wife" Also some recipes. How to cook a Turkey.. Excellent condition. #mag43
$12.00
Movie Stars Parade july 1952. Doris Day cover with a feature on pin ups. Stories on Rock Hudson, Jeff Chandler Barbara Stanwyck Jane Powell Tony Curtis. Incredible color photos of Susan Hayward, Gordon Macrae and Ester Williams. Excellent condition. #mag34
$30.00
The Wolf That Fed Us by Robert Lowry. "Women of pleasure in a war torn city". Popular Library 1950. #book7
$6.00
Date with Darkness by Donald Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton also wrote the Matt Helm series. This is his first novel. Dell 375 published in 1947. #book5
$35.00
Down and Out in Paris and London by George Orwell. First published in 1933. This copy was published in 1956. Avon T-121. #book3
$12.50
Love Stories of India by Edison Marshall. "Love - unusual and ordinary, forbidden and approved, sinful and sinless - in an ancient and mysterious land...". Published by Dell 1945. #book2
$4.00
"Official Detective" November 1955 Bedsheet size crime magazine with lots of guys pointing at stuff, shady characters, Dames done wrong and Hoods lookin' whooped. Excellent shape apart from center fold, found in the original brown paper bag it came home in!
"True Story" March 1935 Pulp Magazine with Jean Harlow cover plus lots of reader's stories and great ads some are full page color. Some edge wear but tight and otherwise in good condition.
"TV Radio Mirror" January 1957, East Coast ed. Pulp Fan Magazine has feature story on Elvis and Pat Boone.
"Screen Book" December 1932. Claudette Colbert on the cover. Amazing full page photos/pinups and these juicy stories: Garbo's Hideout Discovered! Our Foreign Correspondent Visits Greta Garbo's Mystery Home; Let Me Grow Up! Bette Davis Pleads for a Chance to Make Good; Hollywood's $16,000,000 Cinderella: How Katharine Hepburn Won Fame Despite Wealth's Handicap; Tallulah Bankhead's Exciting Life Story. Some edge wear and pencil marks on the cover otherwise good condition.
"Movieland" August 1956 Movie Fan Magazine. Marilyn Monroe Story and pics with Lots of tasty gossip.