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National Ball and Australian Fetish Times No. 89
Mary Morgan
Sydney: Wynyard Mercantile, 1975.Single issue of National Ball and Australian Fetish Times, an Australian sexpaper from the publishers of Screw: The Sex Review. The more SM focused weekly sex newspaper of Screw Australia produced in Sydney, and distributed in newsagents shortly after the dismantling of Australia’s strict censorship regime by Gough Whitlam. Largely hetero, but definitely not lacking, gay, lesbian, and transgender material, each issue filled with advertisements for sex shops, mail order adult products, and personal ads, accompanied by pornographic photographs and erotic fiction. Scarce Australian erotica. This issue continuing the centrefold story on drag.
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National Ball and Australian Fetish Times No. 88
Mary Morgan
Sydney: Wynyard Mercantile, 1975.Single issue of National Ball and Australian Fetish Times, an Australian sexpaper from the publishers of Screw: The Sex Review. The more SM focused weekly sex newspaper of Screw Australia produced in Sydney, and distributed in newsagents shortly after the dismantling of Australia’s strict censorship regime by Gough Whitlam. Largely hetero, but definitely not lacking, gay, lesbian, and transgender material, each issue filled with advertisements for sex shops, mail order adult products, and personal ads, accompanied by pornographic photographs and erotic fiction. Scarce Australian erotica. This issue with the story ‘The Conversion of Jimmy’ illustrated by Bill Ward, and a centrefold story of transvestism and cross-dressing.
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Miss High-Heels
Anonymous
New York: Grove Press, 1969.Pulp edition of 1930s clandestine cross-dressing story.
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Potpourri of Sex No 2
Adina Yurana
Sydney: Howard Productions, 1972.Fully illustrated throughout with black and white pinup and softcore photographs with comical captions opposite. Includes numerous drag photographs. Rare Australian erotica.
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On Christopher Street: Transgender Stories
Mark Seliger
New York: Rizzoli, 2016.Photo book of the transgender community in New York’s Greenwich Village.
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Reportage No 38: Numero Exceptionnel: Homme-Femme, Hermaphrodite ou Travestis
Jacques Jacquet
Paris: Reportage, 1968.Special issue of the French magazine Reportage on intersex, transsexuality, and crossdressing.
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West of the Wind
David Marinoff
New York: Vantage Press, 1969.“This is the fantastic tal eof Raymond Richards, self-styled ex-star of a “gay” night club in San Francisco, presently in Greenwich Village, where he is in the female-impersonator racket in a clip joint. But it won’t be for long… From night-dive queen in a Village joint, Raymond zooms to heady, blatant insecurity as an arts-and-antiques “expert” in a luxury apartment, all the way talking himself in and out of deals slick and spurious…” YOUNG 2510.
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Slave to My Sister! (3 Volumes)
Wanda Rogers
New York: Lee’s Mardi Gras, 1984-1986.Complete set of this femdom forced feminisation crossdressing fiction serial. A sister and her two friends take revenge on the underwear fetish pervert of a little brother. Published by New York drag queen, trans rights activist, ball promoter, and crossdressing boutique owner Lee Brewster. First volume cover illustration by Wanda, second and third by Minutello. Advertisements and original catalogue stickers of Lee’s Mardi Gras Boutique on the rear covers.
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Transvestite and Transsexual Tales 1
Neptune Productions
Belmar: Neptune Productions, No date.American crossdressing and trans journal. Erotically charged with photospreads, fiction, and personal ads, also contains a review of a talk on gender roles, personal stories, and a reprint of Surgery for the Transsexual by Leo Wollman from The Journal of Sex Research. Unrecorded in OCLC.
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JoAnn Robert’s Art & Illusion Companion
JoAnn Roberts
King of Prussia, PA: Creative Design Services, 1990.A supplement to the second edition of Art & Illusion, a practical guide to crossdressing, with additional photographs illustrating the application of makeup, an enlarged section on cosmetic surgery, new information about ethnic makeup, and additional information about choosing clothing.
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Transitional Demands: Trans People & the Welfare State #1
Action for Trans Health
[London?]: Action for Trans Health, No date.Circa 2017 zine with a series of articles about trans issues in the United Kingdom.
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The Male Impersonator
E. F. Benson
London: Elkin Mathews & Marrot, 1929.The Male Impersonator is one of two short stories and six novels published in the author’s Mapp and Lucia series, later adapted as a television serial. The series features a cast of mainly upper class English people, who could be described as genteel dilettantes, as they navigate their way through the minor outrages of polite society. In The Male Impersonator, Miss Mapp has to deal with the arrival to their small town of Lady Deal, who in a previous life, had a history of performing as a male impersonator. ‘To think that a male impersonator should to Tilling and take one of the best houses in the place! Why, it might as well have remained empty!’ Limited to 530 numbered copies, this being one of 30 copies for presentation, signed by the author.
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Les Confessions d’un Travesti
[Eric Losfeld]
Paris: Le Terrain Vague, 1956.Les Grandes Etues Francaises de Psychiatrie No. 1, an aggrandizing imprint and seemingly a once-off published by Eric Losfeld’s Le Terrain Vague imprint. Autobiographical psycho-social confessions of a 43 year old married heterosexual male cross-dresser and female underwear fetishist. Illustrated with 5 photographic plates of the author in various states of undress.
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Pierre Molinier: Die Fetische der Travestie: Fotografische Arbeiten, 1965-1975
Pierre Molinier; Gerhard Fischer; Peter Gorsen
Wien: Daedalus, 1989.Published on the occasion of an exhibition at Galerie Faber, Vienna, with 33 plates, essays by Pierre Molinier, Gerhard Fischer, and Peter Gorsen, and additional illustrations by Molinier. This copy with 4 additional Molinier items laid in: 1. An original silver gelatin photograph 10.2cm x 12.9cm, plate 49 of The Shaman, 1964, from a photograph by Theo Lesoual’ch of Emmanuelle Arsan retouched in ink by Molinier and rephotographed, captioned on the verso in pencil; 2. A black stocking with Molinier’s signature printed in gold from the 1996 Ubu Gallery, New York exhibition; 3. Invitation card for the Ubu Gallery exhibition; 4. Typescript letter with manuscript signature of Roger Borderie of C.L.S. Edition-Diffusion and publisher of the 1979 collection of Molinier’s Cent photographies erotiques, to Nicolas Hugent of Editions Filipacchi, dated 1986, regarding publication of a new Molinier work based on an interview with his daughter.
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I Am Loving (Strangely)
Dwayne Simpson
New York: Lancer Books, 1969.Transsexual pulp fiction.
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Jennifer: Woman By Choice
Jennifer Fontaine
Chatsworth: World-Wide Publishing Company, 1981.Trans pulp produced by Hustler. Includes 6 sets of before and after photos.
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Wildside’s Catalogue #3, 1994
Wildside
Toronto: Take A Walk On The Wildside, 1993.Canadian 1990s catalogue of fashion for the male crossdresser. Includes makeup, wigs, bras, crinolines, skirts, pettipants, maid costumes, and more. Goes a little beyond the standard catalogue with a letter to the editor, and with most items modelled in real life, the copy reads more like a queer drag zine.
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Queen of the Square Dance
Anonymous
: No publisher, No date.Reprint of an anonymous femdom forced feminisation crossdressing fiction. “If you are wet and dirty and Hitch-Hiking on a lonely road who is going to stop and pickup you up? Terry found out; and it was a one way trip to FEMININITY!” Cover illustration by Erica, dated 1977.
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The Transsexual Phenomenon
Harry Benjamin
New York: Warner Books, 1977.A scientific report on transsexualism and sex conversion in the human male and female. Regarded as the first medical textbook on the subject and pivotal in the development of modern transgender studies. The first paperback edition 11 years after the first edition by The Julian Press in 1966.
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The Official Cockettes T.M. Paper Doll Book
John Flowers; Clay Geerdes
San Francisco: Last Gasp, 1971.Paper dolls of the acid drag hippie theatre troupe, Cockettes, all dressed in their finest drag for their New York City trip.