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torontodesignguy

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  1. 4 hours ago, szavisca said:

    Big upgrade for me here with my favorite Baker St. John book thanks to a most gracious and patient boardie.  This one is on its way back to me now as a CGC 7.0... but the scans CGC took don't do it justice (probably never gonna give them my 5$ for that again)...so here's the raw pic before I sent it in.  Probably one of the glossiest books I've held in hand, looks like it was just painted and is still waiting to dry.

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    congrats on a beautiful copy ---- and maybe it's just me..as I've not read it previously but what's up with creepy 5 fingers plus thumb? 

  2. 15 minutes ago, Sqeggs said:

    Nice flat square bound.  Looks 5.0ish to me, depending on the spine.  Possible there's a bit of damage in a couple of spots? hm

    yes - a tear in the back cover and 4 additional pages - I was thinking it was a great looking 3.5 - so far the first opinion is a 3.0 

     

  3. an odd response indeed - but... 

    he may be wanting to thwart someone from taking his scans and 'reprinting' them as an unpublished story. 

    if he doesn't have the technical skills to add a digital watermark - he could place a piece of paper covering up a portion of each page.
    This could protect his concerns and give you some assurance of the quality and their existence 
    (you could also ask him to take a picture with the current date handwritten so you know the pictures to be new) 

     

     

  4. Bizarre Near Set $2500.   17 out of 23 issues --- this is what it cost me to assemble these over the last 6 years. These are the original digest size.

    half the value is in issue 6, 10 and 14

    this lot may not fit here so let me know if I should pull it and put it on ebay. but thought it might be worth introducing this artist to fellow GGA fans 

    While not full of illustrations - the ones that are in here will knock your socks off!
    I'm happy to send more photos through Private Message 

     

    Bizarre magazine began in late 1945, "while Coutts was living in Canada.[1] He published the magazine under the pseudonym of John Willie a name he kept for the duration of his career. Willie was introduced to the American fetish underground by Charles Guyette and later worked with Irving Klaw
    the infamous BDSM merchandiser later charged with obscenity but he is best known for his fetish cartoon character Sweet Gwendoline
    which he drew in a clear censored to U89 in some editions the raven-haired dominatrix who ties up Gwendoline and Sir Dystic d'Arcy
    the only prominent male character and probably a parody of Willie himself.[6] Sweet Gwendoline was published as a serial in Robert Harrison's mainstream girlie magazine Wink from June 1947 to February 1950.

    Bizarre was published at somewhat irregular intervals from 1946 to 1959

    and while no original art exists from Willie - as he burned it all himself - I do have a dozen pages of PMT (photo mechanical transfer) art of Sweet Gwendoline - that came directly from the Irving Klaw estate if anybody is interested let me know

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  5. Diary Secrets 26.  $1400.    not sure how to price this one... if you have an undercopy to trade I'd be very open to talking 
    MpGHA -- Great Horse Art

    Presents very well front the front - especially if you like date stamps -  too bad the back cover has a small piece out and major discolouration
    Tear on right side of cover 

    Bottom staple detached at the centrefold 

    5 on census

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