1000101 [pinback button featuring the binary code for "69"]
n.p. [196-]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good. More
Cat.No: 346075
n.p. [196-]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good. More
Cat.No: 346075
New York: UUU, [196-]. Twenty different pins (one slogan is repeated, but in small and medium versions), most 1.25 inches in diameter. From a collection assembled in the late 1960s, in unusually nice shape. Randy Wicker, a member of the Mattachine Society, appears to have made his start in the..... More
Cat.No: 352113
n.p. [196-]. Thirty-two different pins, most 1 or 1.25 inches in diameter, all in very good condition. All of these are anonymously produced. Salacious come-ons, jokes and puns, and invitations of the sort one would have found in a typical head shop. From a collection assembled in the late 1960s..... More
Cat.No: 352114
New York: Companion Products, 1973. 23p., folded-tabloid newspaper format, illus., evenly browned, edgeworn, beginning to split along fold, address label and colored pencil notation on rear wrap else good sex toy catalog disguised as a tabloid newspaper. More
Cat.No: 265527
London: Freedom Press, 1967. Magazine. 32p., 5.5x8.5 inches, a few pen marks on table of contents, else very good. More
Cat.No: 302329
New York: Pocket Magazines, Inc., 1954. Staplebound. 64pp., illustrations, wraps. 6 x 4.25 inches. Bright color wrappers with edge wear and signs of handling, overall Good. Small format lifestyle magazine, art direction by Merle Armitage. Generously illustrated stories on the psychology of sex symbolism, reading the body language of women..... More
Cat.No: 304848
Beatty, NV: The Ranch, [1970s]. 3.5x2 inch business card printed one side only on gold field, very good condition. Fran's was so named between about 1970 to 1997. It became Angel's Ladies and as such has been featured in documentaries and punk rock videos. It had a truck turnaround and..... More
Cat.No: 267300
Ft. Lauderdale: National Marketing, 1996. Magazine. 48p. includes covers, 8.5x11 inches, explicit gay men's toys, videos, magazines etc., a very good condition booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. Subtitle claims the products are for lesbians and straights as well but clearly the content focuses on gay males. More
Cat.No: 343000
Mountain View, CA: The Back Drop Club/The Chain Store, [1995?]. 26p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrated throughout with line drawings of nude women in various restraints and devices, aimed at the straight male top, printed on 13 photocopied sheets, in clear sleeves and bound in a blue three ring binder with a...... More
Cat.No: 254634
New York: UUU, [196-]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good condition. Randy Wicker, a member of the Mattachine Society, appears to have made his start in the world of pins by selling “Equality for Homosexuals” buttons. In 1967, he opened Underground Uplift Unlimited at 28 St. Marks Place, which sold..... More
Cat.No: 352018
n.p. [196-]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good. More
Cat.No: 332141
Chicago, IL: Division for Church in Society, Dept. for Studies of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, 1993. 24p, 8.5x11 inches with blue wraps; in very good condition. ECLA's Task Force on Human Sexuality presents a first draft for revision, for a statement to be considered at the 1995 Churchwide..... More
Cat.No: 345631
Paris: Seuil, 1982. Paperback. 192p., text in French, extensive footnotes, very good first edition trade paperback literary journal in pictorial wraps. Papers from a seminar conducted in 1979-80 by Philippe Ariès at l'École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, including several by Ariès, Foucault on "Le combat de la Chasteté"..... More
Cat.No: 141400
Glendora, CA: R.F.M. Dungeon Devices, 1977. Magazine. 44p., 8.5x11 inches, sex toy SM catalog illustrated with b&w photos and explicit drawings, very good condition magazine/booklet in stapled white wraps. More
Cat.No: 342038
Albuquerque, NM: Ad Hoc Committee for a Free University, 1969. Ephemera. 8.5x11 inch handbill, printed on both sides + half-sheet on pink paper. Browned strip at head of 8.5x11 inch sheet; minor creasing to lower right corners of both sheets, otherwise Very Good. Two documents from a campus group at..... More
Cat.No: 341008
Fort Worth, TX: SRI Pub. Co., 1967. Paperback. 72p., 3.5x8.5 inch staplebound wraps; spine a bit shelfworn and toned, otherwise very good. More
Cat.No: 311337
San Francisco: Eros: The Center for Safe Sex, [1990s]. Newspaper. [4p] very good folded newspaper-style catalog and class schedule illustrated with b&w photos on newsprint. Educators included Jack Davis, Carol Queen, Buzz Bense, Joseph Bea, Fakir Musafar etc. More
Cat.No: 315669
San Francisco: Treganza Museum / SF State University, 1994-2006. Magazine. Four issues of the journal, missing number 3; 8.5x11 inches, slender paperback format. Occasional rubberstamps of the Treganza Anthropology Museum, otherwise very good. With articles on immigrant workers and others in the Bay Area. Treganza Anthropology Museum papers #16, 19..... More
Cat.No: 238366
San Francisco: A Big Little Store, [196-]. Five different pins, the largest 1.25 inches in diameter. The "I give group rates" pin has the address of A Big Little Store (a head shop on Polk St.) visible over the curl. The others are anonymously manufactured. More
Cat.No: 352012
New York: UUU, [196-]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good condition. Randy Wicker, a member of the Mattachine Society, appears to have made his start in the world of pins by selling “Equality for Homosexuals” buttons. In 1967, he opened Underground Uplift Unlimited at 28 St. Marks Place, which sold..... More
Cat.No: 352021
New York: UUU, [196-]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good condition. Randy Wicker, a member of the Mattachine Society, appears to have made his start in the world of pins by selling “Equality for Homosexuals” buttons. In 1967, he opened Underground Uplift Unlimited at 28 St. Marks Place, which sold..... More
Cat.No: 352117
New York: UUU, [196-]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good condition. Randy Wicker, a member of the Mattachine Society, appears to have made his start in the world of pins by selling “Equality for Homosexuals” buttons. In 1967, he opened Underground Uplift Unlimited at 28 St. Marks Place, which sold..... More
Cat.No: 345976
New York: UUU, [196-]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good condition. Randy Wicker, a member of the Mattachine Society, appears to have made his start in the world of pins by selling “Equality for Homosexuals” buttons. In 1967, he opened Underground Uplift Unlimited at 28 St. Marks Place, which sold..... More
Cat.No: 345975
New York: UUU, [196-]. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good condition. Randy Wicker, a member of the Mattachine Society, appears to have made his start in the world of pins by selling “Equality for Homosexuals” buttons. In 1967, he opened Underground Uplift Unlimited at 28 St. Marks Place, which sold..... More
Cat.No: 352022
San Francisco: A Big Little Store, [196-]. Four different pins, the largest 1.25 inches in diameter. The "Soixante-neuf" pin has the address of A Big Little Store (a head shop on Polk St.) visible over the curl. The others are anonymously manufactured. More
Cat.No: 352011