This week Ms Dempsey is back in a solo effort in the 1970 Pendulum Publishing rag “Gold Diggers”, which advertises “8 Full Pages of Glorious Color!”, unfortunately none of which were in Sandy’s section. What we do get is four pages in glorious black and white. I guess buggers can’t be choosers.
–Spicy
This week I ran across a familiar (to me) image on the cover of the November 1972 edition of Rascal magazine, their Special Nude Movie issue. But I couldn’t immediately figure out why it was so familiar. It took me a few minutes to dredge the recesses of my mind and realize that it also…
Laff Luau # 17 – 1968 PrintFriendly
I was perusing the pages of the September 1969 edition of SWANK and ran into a somewhat confusing anomaly in the “A Woman For All Seasons” spread, which begins with: Linda Boyce believes city living breeds miseries. She’s a country girl and wants always to live close to the trees and fields. Linda Boyce is…
This week we have an adult entertainment guide, Hot Spots, from the south-east coast of Florida from sometime in the mid-1980s. On page 2 you can see a list and corresponding map of 35 different locations, most of which are no longer around. We also have a PDF copy if you want your own personal…
Today we’ll be looking at Diverse Industries (DI) and one of its catalogs from 1978. DI was founded on January 23, 1973 by Richard James and Horace Kline, who had previously operated a modeling agency together in Los Angeles DI was a mail-order company that specialized exclusively in adult material (this surprises you?). James was…
In today’s Sandy Sundays edition Ms Carey is back, and for once her “real” name is used in the spread! Although I have my doubts that “Sandy Carey” is her real name, but more on that another time. This set is from a Parliament Publication mag called TURN-ON – Girl Power to Light up Your…