Search Results: Titles starting with E from Well-Stacked Books

Paperback Library, 1970. Very Good. 63-357, 60c cover price, 160pp. First Edition, paperback original. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, signed to him by Margroff on the front cover verso in holograph ink: "For Andrew Offutt / 1/2 a book from 1/2 an author / Robert E. Margroff." Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, debuted as a published writer in 1951, and wrote 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Most institutions without personal material. Very Good, toning, slight lean, brief creases and tiny tear to front, light foxing.

Gialli Giumar 2, 1958. Very Good. Translation of "My Business Is Murder." Slightly larger than standard paperback.Featured is unnamed model in white nightie & heels on the front jacket panel. Likely an Italian model, as other models were credited when known on the jacket front flap.The Gialli line is one of Italy's finest mid-century offerings, Italian translations of (mostly) American crime fiction w/ lush full-color pin-ups of the era's most popular models, even Jayne Mansfield, Lili St. Cyr, & June Wilkinson have appeared on the covers, & this particular series was rather short-lived (others ran into print runs of 100+). Very Good in Very Good jacket. Jacket tears. Uncommon.

Gialli Giumar N7, 1959. Very Good. Vintage Italian hardcover in dust jacket, translation of "Pattern for Panic." Digest-size hardcover in jacket, photographic cover featuring Tina Louise in red nightgown, notable for her role as Ginger on "Gilligan's Island," and a year earlier (1958) in "God's Little Acre," she appeared in Playboy twice. Other Gialli editions credited models on the jacket flap, Louise is credited here, photographed by E.P.S.. Gialli was one of Italy's finest series, offering translations of (mostly) American crime fiction, lush full-color pin-up jacket art, i.e. Jayne Mansfield, Lili St. Cyr, June Wilkinson. This particular series short-lived (others ran into 100+ titles). Very Good in Very Good Plus jacket, lean, foxing, brief wear to jacket edges.

Paisano Publications, 1983. Good. Vol. 13, No. 120. Quarto, stapled softcover, full color, 126pp, color wrapper. Vintage adult motorcycle magazine emphasizing biker culture, featuring photography of seminude women, biker fashion, novelties, editorials, news, amateur photos. Each issue advertised bikes, parts, gear, manuals, progressive lifestyles. Singular title simultaneously capturing two markets. Supermodel/adult film star/pinup, notable woman of professional power, Julia Parton on the front/6pp w/ ribald lyrics, an early appearance for the would-be publisher of "High Society" magazine. David Mann, Bonnie and Clive ballad, music, prison, speedway track, In the Wind, ads. Good Plus, heavy rubbing, a few tiny chips and tears, a few pp stained, ink on the rear. For mature, consenting audiences.

Paisano Publications, 1992. Very Good. Vintage trading cards complete boxed set, circa 1992, sixteen non-nude female models in bikinis on motorcycles, including an early image of adult film star Janine Lindemuller pre-tattoo, and four David Mann biker art reproductions, twenty cards total, all 2.5 x 3.5 inch metal cards, housed vertically in fitted black plastic shell, in original 4.5 x 7.5 inches tin box with top. Set no. 26865 of 49,900 of Series 1 (presumably only series), with numbered certificate of authenticity, signed in facsimile by Wood at Easyriders and Connor, president of Collect-A-Card, the set's endorser. Easyriders is published since 1971, a solid formula leading to longevity, they issued other novelties in addition to their magazine, like clothing, posters, smoking pipes, and of course, gear for the Heads. Near Fine overall. For consenting, mature audiences.

Warren Publishing, 1967. Good Plus. November, PDC (dist.), First Printing, 8.25 x 10.75 inches, quarto softcover, stapled, 66pp, b/w, color wrapper. Vintage comic book, monstrous masterpieces in comic-book form! Good Plus, rubbing, toning, foxing, brief stains, insect chew to rear pages.

Longanesi, 1962. Very Good Plus. Gialli Probiti 105, first printing of this edition, 12mo hardcover in original dust jacket, Italian translation of "End of a J.D." (Fawcett Gold Medal S-1064, 1960). Digest-size hardcover, photographic cover featuring blonde woman w/ arm over head, relaxing. Other Gialli editions credited models on the jacket flap, not so here. Giusto Vaglieri's "Gialli" imprint was one of Italy's finest, offering translations of (mostly) American crime fiction w/ winking cat face mascot, tiny man in clutched fist illustration on the rear panels, lush, full-color pinup jacket photos of Raquel Welch, Lili St. Cyr, June Wilkinson, others. Very Good Plus in Good Plus jacket, slight lean, light toning; jacket w/ several small chips, short creases, 1 large chip to rear, a few tiny tears, brief laminate bubbling, faint sticker shadow. Somewhat uncommon international pulp.

Elite Searchers, 1960s. Very Good. Four vintage paperbacks, adult erotic novels from a publisher noted for no-frills design and content. An uncommon imprint. Publishers also made THP-style magazines, photographs. Hot Pepper and Her Little Pussy, CO-100, I. Smithson, aphrodisiacs; Suckulent, CO-1003, Virginia Carlson, sexy secretaries in Monte Carlo; Tongue Lashing, CO-1004, lawyer's insatiable, ugly wife; Touch of Skin, nn (non-numbered), Robert Howard, Broadway starlets. Remainder clip. All Very Good, rubbing, light toning, brief creases.

The American Mercury, 1953. January, First edition, softcover 8vo, 144pp, color front cover. Vintage crime and mystery fiction digest magazine, featuring pinup supermodel Bettie Page on the front panel. Scarce issue in the series, and equally tough rarity for Page collections. Cover credited to Dirone Photography, Bettie under red cloak on black/white checkerboard asbestos tiles, aiming a handgun in long black gloves. Margery Allingham, Baynard Kendrick, Francis Iles, Ray Bradbury, Peter B. Kyne. Very Good Plus overall, light rubbing, toning, edge foxing and brief wear, small spine stain.

21st Century Archives / Kitchen Sink, 1990s. Near Fine. Nearly 900 pinup trading cards, base cards originally source from wax packs (not from boxed sets), reprinting classic full-color artwork by many of the greatest talents, men & women alike. Gil Elvgren, Earl Moran, Margaret Brundage, Peter Dribben, Zoe Mozert, Alberto Vargas all are showcased, w/ several other artists represented as well. Weird Tales, spicy pulps, Hollywood stars, dope fiends, long legs. Included are complete sets of Bizarre Detective, Dope Fiends, Spicy, Spicy: Set Two, The Women of Whisper, Varga (4 sets, postcard), Elvgren (5 sets). A few foil cards absent, otherwise each set complete as issued, some w/ prototypes & gold-leaf cards. No original packaging present. In black ring binders, in archival 8 & 9-pocket sleeves. All Near Fine, most gingerly handled if at all. Extra shipping & international shipping billed at cost for heavy items.

New World Pictures, 1988. Very Good. Vintage silver gelatin film still photograph for the 1988 James Signorelli film, "Elvira: Mistress of the Dark." From a press kit or a sent individually as a promotion. Actress Cassandra "Elvira" Peterson is featured in a dream scene with red sequined Devil dancers. 8 x 10 inches, full-color single-weight, Kodak watermarks on the verso. Very Good Plus overall, faint curl, faint surface scratch on the front.

Zachary Kwintner, 1987. Very Good Plus. First UK Edition, octavo hardcover in original dust jacket, 318pp, 32pp b/w photos. Aliens, Atlantis, Bigfoot, pharaohs, Loch Ness, John Dillinger, and more. Very Good Plus in like jacket, lean, light toning, small price sticker on the front pastedown, and jacket with light rubbing and faint creases, single tiny nick. Inquire for image.

Sheba Pub. Co., 1950s. Very Good. Vintage nude pinup digest magazine featuring Lorraine Burnette, Paula Page, Rosina Revelle, & another, posing & emphasizing natural assets, all buxom British models. Many of these models were popular during the heyday of men's magazine production, most posed for British photographer Harrison Marks. Burnette & Page also starred in independent erotic films (nudie loops), Rosina Revelle unsung but immensely popular.Hundreds of similar digest magazines were produced by fly-by-night operations, mainly around New York, notably Burmel Publishing (Lenny Burtman's enterprise). Many were published as photography and/or art "studies" booklets, w/ technical camera data, exposure chart, & the standard emphasis on sexual liberation; early issues featured several models per issue & many maintain airbrushing techniques rolled over from nudist magazines, much of the posing naturally obscures otherwise censored areas. Still scarce institutionally. 32pp, 5.25 x 8.25 inches, B/W… Read More

Benedikt Taschen, 1995. Very Good. First Edition, spiral-bound octavo in original plastic boards, b/w/color photography every other page, unpaginated. Inscribed by Kroll to fellow eroticist, Andrew J. Offutt, in holograph ink on the title page: "Turk - you have a good mind - Eric Kroll - 5/4/96." From Offutt's estate. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for his "Conan"-theme fantasy works, and wrote 100s of erotic novels under pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, and Opal Andrews; Winter was a name attached to his more violent novels, including the "Blunder Broad" comics series he produced with Eric Stanton. Kroll's formidable fetish photography in this 52-week day planner echoes much of Offutt's fetish and bondage fiction, and pays clear tribute to the dark fantasies of publisher/artist Stanton, even John Willie, featuring in all cases women bound, sometimes gagged, shining in leather. Kroll pushed Stanton's sensationalist snapshot style to glossy, composed scenes, while… Read More

N.p., 1970s. Very Good Plus. 2 original b/w snapshot photographs of fetish artist and publisher Eric Stanton's wife, Britt, who wears black wig, and together with their pleasure-bound "captive," a woman in a blonde "Sweet Gwendoline" wig. Stanton and his wife took turns spanking the woman (who was actually a 21 year-old neighbor). some photos from this session were published by Stanton in his "Stantoons" erotic comics digest (No. 67), and these photos were also made for loyal clients of his mail-order services. His wife Britt seems every bit the role of Stanton's greatest femmes, and the session here recalls the work of fetish precedent John Willie, whose illustrations of bound women ushered a new underground of erotic art during the 1940s. All photos 3.5 inches square, thin white borders, with THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK watermark on the versos. Near Fine overall, light toning, a few tiny spots on versos. For consenting, mature audiences.

Eros Comix, 1990s. Very Good Plus. First printing, c. 1990s, stapled softcover 8vo, 32pp, color throughout, color wrappers. Vintage adult magazine featuring advertisements for adult comic books and related erotica. Gilbert Hernandez, Bettie Page, R. Crumb, Vaughn Bode, Frank Thorne. Very Good Plus, light rubbing overall, order form detached at one staple. Scarce. For mature, consenting audiences.

Bruce-Royal Publishing, 1962-64. Very Good. Seven issues of vintage adult magazines, amateurly but solidly bound together at the spines, blank paper spine, front and rear blank covers excised. Highlights include: VII N2, February 1962 (Ondine Coryell, Lisa Taylor, Dawn Shannon); VII N3, April 1962 (Laura Cummings, Peggy Evans, Gigi Havjo, Lisa); VII N4, June 1962 (Lisa Crane, Cornell University, Sophia Dorn, Bill Wenzel, Laura Cummings); VII N5, August 1962 (Judy, Bill Wenzel, Sonny Liston, Gabby); VII N6, October 1962 (South African beads, McCartney [Bill Ward], Bill Wenzel, Brande Bello); VIII N1, December 1962 (Theodore Pratt, Neal Barrett, Jr., Tulane University, Louisa Reyneau, Art Lutner, Judy Parker, Bill Wenzel); V9 N1, April 1964 (Colette Berne, Gloria, Lisa Burke, Hoest, lady folksingers, Molly Peters). A fine men's magazine with some of the best fiction, articles, and photography. B/W/Color. Very Good Plus overall.Full collation details available upon request.

Bruce-Royal Publishing, 1965-68. Very Good. Seven issues of vintage adult magazines, amateurly but solidly bound together at the spines, blank paper spine. A solid men's magazine with some of the best fiction, articles, and photography. B/W/Color. V10 N5, Aug 1965: Ted Mark, Slapstick comedy, Susanna Barnes, University of Texas, Lou Myers, Hannah Moore, shoes, Vienna horses, Kay Stearn, Hoest.V11 N1, Dec 1965: Richard Gallagher, Alex Austin, Nat Finkelstein, Anna Karol, Tina Carter, Cee Cee Collins, Magic mushrooms, Shirley Clarke, Rutgers University. V11 N2, Feb 1966: Bob Abel, Jacques Baroche, Mamie Van Doren, Maggie Wallace, S. Harris, Marquis de Sade, Roger Vadim, James Bond, witchcraft.[Incorporating Gentleman] V11 N4, Jun 1966: John Christopher, Mort Gerberg, Lynn/Nadajda/Monique [Sam Haskins / Phil Jacobson / Bill Hamitlon], surfing, Superman.[Incorporating Gentleman]: V12 N1, Jan 1967: NY, Avant Publishing, Jack Kerouac, Miriam Benedict, Arnold Swiller, Wende Wagner, Schellie… Read More

Dee Publishing / Bruce Publishing, 1956-58. Very Good. Eight issues of vintage adult magazines, amateurly but solidly bound together at the spines, blank paper spine and wrapper. A fine men's magazine with some of the best fiction, articles, and photography. B/W/Color. Highlights include: V1 N10, July 1956; V2 N3, December 1956 (Theodore Pratt, Bettie Page banner, Marilyn Monroe double exposure calendar (center), Leynnwood); V2 N4, Jan 1957 (Richard Prather, Charles Dennis, Russ Meyer, Greta Thyssen Thysegen, Bonestell); V2 N5, Feb 1957 (P.G. Wodehouse, Emile Peche, Bill & Shirley Graham photo cover, Petro, Tup, Nicki Gibson front/layout/center, Diane Webber ad); V2 N6, March 1957 (Charles Einstein, Richard Snodgrass, Evan Hunter, Michael Wade, Russ Meyer, David Stone Martin, Kim Novak, Coreen Rodella center, bongos, UCLA Bruins, Kalantan rear; V2 N7, May 1957 (William Saroyan, Harry Roskolenko, Edward S. Sullivan, Lindensmith, Diane Webber - Marguerite Empey, Lawrence Welk, Julie Newmar; V3 N2,… Read More

Esquire, 2010. Very Good. Vol. 153, No. 5, quarto, perfect-bound, 138pp, full color. Vintage entertainment magazine featuring Christina Hendricks on the front, articles throughout including Lady Gaga, more Hendricks, Carol Bartz, Paris Hilton, Padma Lakshmi, Neil Patrick Harris, and ads for fashion, watches, booze. Near Fine.