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    Guy magazine Aug 1964 VG+ $20
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    Guy magazine Feb 1964 (#3) VG $20
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    Guy Magazine December 1963 (#2) VG $20
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    Man's World April 1962 VG $15 Square bound with spine glue drying. Cover still firmly attached but lower part is off spine when open.
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    Sorry for confusion -- I meant while riding a parachute down!
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    Man to Man May 1963 VGFN $20 Another up-to-the-minute report, plus confessions and boasts of a call girl, and what teens are teaching teachers about sex!
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    Hiya Liz! Lemme check...if there is, it's probably a half-naked chick in torn lingerie being mauled by two Nazis...will that fit your collection?
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    Man to Man January 1962 VG+ $20 Nude lady bartenders, Tibet's torture temple, a revealing new medical report on sexual excess -- standard supermarket checkout line fare...ho-hum....
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    Man to Man May 1964 FN- classic "Impailed on a Bed of Nails" cover. $100 SALES DOES NOT APPLY
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    Let's get a key of the genre up there (compare to eBay moment coming up...)
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    Action for Men June 1963 VG $25 Playgirl Partisans Who Smashed Hitler's Gestapo Headquarters -- As Stan would say, "Face it, effendi! This one's got it all!"
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    See for Men January 1962 FN $40
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    Man's Conquest Feb 1962 VG+ $25
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    Thanks Douglas! Glad to have a board expert in these with eyes on the thread. Welcome! And that reminds me -- sorry gang if it's slow between posts but finding comps to price these is often difficult.
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    Thank you! When I first discovered these existed, I was mind-blown. Far raunchier than anything I expected to have been out there in that era.
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    Escape to Adventure March 1963 VG $15 Find out on the cheap whether college girls really do enjoy panty raids!
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    Man's Life Sept 1961 VG+ $20 Has atomic testing already killed you???
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    SOLD! Adventure Aug 1961 VG+ $25
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    Adventure Aug 1963 FN to FN- $30
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    SOLD! Man's Best Nov 1962 VG+ $25 featuring "I Live with a Nymphomaniac"
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    Reserved for titillation -- what you might have missed back in March
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    The Books: A selection of 58 men's adventure mags, sometimes referred to as "sweat mags." From what I've read, these are post-war descendants of the pulps, as these saw their heyday in the late 50's through the 60's, petering out (and relying more on pix and less on art) by the early 70's. Like scarcer Golden Age comics, most of these books are tough and don't come to market all that often. I got lucky to come into a collection to enjoy, then share here. If you like pulps and pre-code comics you should peruse these for fun even if you don't want to buy. This thread should be a conversation to bring attention to an under-the-radar genre that is a cousin to pulps and pre-code comics. There is a great thread about them in the Magazines section where you can enjoy covers and learn some more. When you're reading a thread and see a guy like @Robot Mansay he almost never comes across them in all his hunting, you know they're tough! So please, enjoy and comment even if you're not shopping! Five simple ones: First wins; tie/indeterminate goes to the thread. Payment: Check or Money Order Shipping: USPS Priority, so somewhere between $8 (Legal Flat rate) and $15 (Medium Priority box) or whatever Large priority costs nowadays if you go hog wild. Don't be listy this includes the little one in my head. Returns: Sure, just notify me within three days of receipt and get it back to me in the same shape on your dime. Who's ready for Nazis, Commies, half-naked women, guns, whips and torture????
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    Just posted this in the general sales thread announcement thread; thought I should pop it in here too: Thinking of starting soon (tonight???) a men's adventure mags (aka "sweat mags") thread. I have 58 books planned; 7 holdovers from the first time I offered some of these, two Golden Age-era precursor mags (as these are largely a 60's phenomena) and 49 that will be new to the boards. If you've been getting into pulps of late, as many around here seem to be, these are over the top in a pulps meets pre-code comics kind of way that has to be seen to be believed. Check it out even if you have no intention of getting into these. They are worth seeing, and most all are difficult to come by. There's a great thread on the topic over in Magazines; much of it features the eye-popping collection of @Flex Mentallo As collections of men's adventure mags go, he once found the sweat mag equivalent of the Church collection, from the look of that thread. I'm far from the most knowledgeable boardie on these but I am learning and it is fun. Keep an eye peeled! PS - I'm remiss for not mentioning @lbcolefan's great collection, also on display in that thread!
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    Thinking of starting soon (tonight???) a men's adventure mags (aka "sweat mags") thread. I have 58 books planned; 7 holdovers from the first time I offered some of these, two Golden Age-era precursor mags (as these are largely a 60's phenomena) and 49 that will be new to the boards. If you've been getting into pulps of late, as many around here seem to be, these are over the top in a pulps meets pre-code comics kind of way that has to be seen to be believed. Check it out even if you have no intention of getting into these. They are worth seeing, and most all are difficult to come by. There's a great thread on the topic over in Magazines; much of it features the eye-popping collection of @Flex Mentallo As collections of men's adventure mags go, he once found the sweat mag equivalent of the Church collection, from the look of that thread. I'm far from the most knowledgeable boardie on these but I am learning and it is fun. Keep an eye peeled! PS - I'm remiss for not mentioning @lbcolefan's great collection, also on display in that thread!
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    Thanks Clark! It was @nearmint who did the identifying, for which I am grateful. Hopefully I'll be able to get some more of Beverly's books now that I have identified the dealer who first bought her collection upon her passing.