First Bard edition of Kotzwinkle's early erotic novel, a set of linked contemporary tales presented as "the rare and obscene love tales told each year by the most beautiful women" of classical Greece and originally published in 1974.
First printing of Southern's notorious comedy of the adult film industry and Hollywood's artistic pretensions, warmly inscribed to poet Richard Howard.
Unique miniature erotic artist's book, hand-painted and collaged onto a France Poste mailing label booklet.
First edition of this tale of an innocent Iowan adrift in Greenwich Village, easy prey for the bearded beatniks and Sapphic sculptors who teach him the delights of reefer parties, silk stockings, and physique modeling.
Complete five-issue run of this smutty but short-lived 1950s pin-up meets Suicide Girls magazine.
Rare sleaze erotica from the far end of the '60s, with an extraordinary cover depicting two cat-women and a nude bongo player.
Presumed first edition of this photo-illustrated erotic pulp thriller, full of sex, violence, Cold War sleaze, and poisoned brandy.
First (and almost certainly only) printing of Fran Lebowitz's first published book, a sleaze novel to which she admitted to authorship in 2010 – a sort of JANE EYRE through porn-tinted glasses.
First printing of this work about exploring the spiritual side of sex through Tantra, including a description of the structure of Shaivism, from which the practice originates – with tips for and illustrations of practical applications.
The seven chapter titles: Sadism, Masochism, Fetichism, Lesbianism, Exhibitionism, Nymphomania, Voyeurism; these being all the normal and abnormal sexual practices known to the authors as of 1967.
Anonymously authored compilation of variously titled erotic vignettes (The Lesbian Victory, Brothel Bitchings, I Wield the Whip, etc.).
Early sleaze, with the faint gloss of sophistication lent by hard covers. Set amidst the Bohemian smart set of Miami Beach, "thrill-seeking people who, like the mythical DRACULA, only come alive after hours," featuring "the hushed secrets of Twilight Love on the Isle of Lesbos."
Early sleaze, or, as the publisher put it, a "Highly Readable Novel."
Early printing of this moralistic booklet about the dangerous implications of teen love.
Undated mail-order catalog of mostly bondage-themed erotic novels and periodicals, illustrated with black and white cover reproductions of all items.
Introduction by Richard Eberhart. Wide-ranging anthology of erotic poetry with texts from Sappho, Walt Whitman, Erica Jong, and numerous others.
First printing of these close-up photographs of women, whole and in part, in vivid color and black & white, by the Paris-based Albanian photographer and novelist.
Erotic graphic novel, in German.
First pinting of these images forming a loose narrative of "a lovely girl's longing for the return of the lover who is dead, of her heart and soul bared in a vain attempt to recapture a love forever lost."
First printing of the photographer's first book, a revealing series of portraits of Hamburg sex performers, both male and female.
Contains primarily personals from swingers throughout the country, some of which include explicit photos. Also includes features on "Singles Only Apartments."
Swinger-focused sex paper featuring articles including "The Morality of Swinging," and "Three Part Harmony," plus a review of recent porn films, a lengthy personals section, and more. Notably, includes a "Complete National Swing Club Directory."
Pornographic newspaper focused primarily on swinging and swingers, but also orgies and BDSM. Includes a lengthy personals section.
Scarce copy of this gay men's erotic newspaper.
Nationally circulated pornographic newspaper. Features soft-core photographs and articles on topics including "Swedish love clinics," the constitutionality of prostitution laws, and more.
