Apologies in advance if this is the wrong place to post this.
I was clearing out some shipping containers here in Australia and uncovered 30 or so vintage porn magazines from the mid 80’s. They are in good condition and originate from mostly Australia but also a few from Europe. They are quite graphic and uncensored and even include a couple of first editions which have a $40 price tag at the time.
I don’t particularly want to throw them out as they may be worth something to someone, but I wasn’t sure where to start to sell them, so I thought perhaps the reddit community could lead me in the right direction. I have already tried a local sex shop who were unable to purchase them, and I don’t think Facebook market place would work due to people’s privacy preferences.
Anyone have any ideas?
Of course I have taken censored pictures of each magazine cover if anyone is interested I can send on.
Of course she would! She's fucking brainwashed!
I actually asked her this in a debate about porn! And apparently she would kill me...
Fucking great
My wife is an amazing teacher and she needs a good supply of magazines to cut up for projects for the kids. Any magazines that don't contain nudity would be ideal. Let me know if you can help out. Thanks.
Looking for examples of Nazis in pulp fiction once thing that stands out that not only do these stories seem heavily sexualized (at least going by their cover) but almost always proclaimed with emboldened letters to be "for men only"; "men's epic"; "bluebook for men"; "men's"; "true men stories"; "real men"; "real action for men"; "man to man"; "sir"; "new man"; "all man"; "men today"; and "man's life".
The fact that in a contemporary context magazine of pornographic content and with these names would be assumed to be at odds with covers featuring scantily clad women aside, is there any significance to this marketing strategy/names other than the stories contained being pornographic? Does it hold some other significance? Is there pulp featuring the Nazis that is not decidedly not about things like "fantastic raid on the Nazi desert brothel"; "beauties for the Nazi's artists of agony"; "embrace me and die, american schweinhund"; or "the golden nudes for the Nazi mad sculptor"?
Finally, is there any sort of discernible connection (as an inspiration of sorts maybe) between the American pulp genre featuring Nazis and the Israeli Stalagim genre?
