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1994réf. 201941994. Elliott Stephan director. The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert 1994 documents drag performance transgender identity and queer mobility within late twentieth-century cinema situating its narrative in the Australian Outback as three performers travel together and encounter varied social environments. The film follows characters portrayed by Guy Pearce Hugo Weaving and Terence Stamp with Stamp's role as Bernadette presenting a transgender woman within a narrative that foregrounds resilience performance and community. Released during a period of expanding international visibility for LGBTQ stories the film received critical recognition for its costume design and visual presentation winning the Academy Award for Best Costume Design at the 67th Academy Awards and later developed into a stage musical that extended its cultural reach. Its portrayal of drag and transgender experience contributed to broader shifts in representation within global cinema during the 1990s. The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert. PolyGram Filmed Entertainment: Australia 1994. Archive of four original silver gelatin press photographs each measuring approximately 8 x 10 inches. Images include Terence Stamp as Bernadette in formal attire and Guy Pearce both in and out of drag including a performance costume featuring elaborate feathered design. Photographs retain the compositional clarity typical of studio-issued promotional stills intended for press and publicity use. Produced at a time when LGBTQ narratives were gaining increased prominence in international film these photographs align with the circulation of queer cinema across national boundaries and the role of visual promotion in shaping audience reception. The emphasis on costume character and performance reflects the film's engagement with identity as both lived experience and theatrical expression. As a group the images contribute to the documentation of late twentieth-century LGBTQ representation in film and the visual culture surrounding its promotion. Images crisp with no visible edge wear; overall very good condition. unknown books
1969réf. 229941969. LGBTQTransgenderCross-Dressing Anonymous. Miss High-heels. New York: Grove Press Inc. 1969. First U.S. edition. Octavo. Lime green cloth boards in original photo-illustrated dust jacket. First published anonymously in Paris in 1931 Miss High-heels is an infamous work of fetishistic and feminization-themed erotica presented here in its first U.S. printing by Grove Press known for its defiance of censorship and promotion of transgressive literature. The novel tells the story of Dennis Evelyn Beryl a young effeminate English aristocrat who under the coercive influence of his domineering step-sister Helen is gradually transformed into "Denise" the titular Miss High-heels. Framed as a fictional memoir penned at Helen's command the narrative follows Dennis's journey from privileged heir to submissive cross-dresser. He is forced into girls' school stripped of masculine identifiers and eventually returned to the family estate clothed in "diamond-buckled satin slippers" and "the finest silks and satins" fully assuming the role of a "fetichiste-du-pied." Themes of humiliation and gender inversion mark the main character's transition as a fetish story but the book also allows for them to feel comfortable in their new identity: "Eventually Dennis is brought to realize how much more pleasurable is his life as a young girl and he willingly abandons his name fortune and life to the whims of Helen." Notable both for its elaborate prose and for its early depiction of forced feminization fantasy Miss High-heels occupies a space between pornography and proto-trans literature which would later flourish in small press chapbook format in the 80s and 90s. While drenched in the misogynistic and sadomasochistic tropes of its genre the text is nevertheless of interest among scholars of queer publishing history. Binding tight and square; boards clean; jacket bright with light shelfwear and a single 1/2 in closed tear at the top margin of front panel. Overall near fine in very good dust jacket. A historically resonant text in trans and fetish literature. unknown
1969réf. 229941969. LGBTQTransgenderCross-Dressing Anonymous. Miss High-heels. New York: Grove Press Inc. 1969. First U.S. edition. Octavo. Lime green cloth boards in original photo-illustrated dust jacket. First published anonymously in Paris in 1931 Miss High-heels is an infamous work of fetishistic and feminization-themed erotica presented here in its first U.S. printing by Grove Press known for its defiance of censorship and promotion of transgressive literature. The novel tells the story of Dennis Evelyn Beryl a young effeminate English aristocrat who under the coercive influence of his domineering step-sister Helen is gradually transformed into "Denise" the titular Miss High-heels. Framed as a fictional memoir penned at Helen's command the narrative follows Dennis's journey from privileged heir to submissive cross-dresser. He is forced into girls' school stripped of masculine identifiers and eventually returned to the family estate clothed in "diamond-buckled satin slippers" and "the finest silks and satins" fully assuming the role of a "fetichiste-du-pied." Themes of humiliation and gender inversion mark the main character's transition as a fetish story but the book also allows for them to feel comfortable in their new identity: "Eventually Dennis is brought to realize how much more pleasurable is his life as a young girl and he willingly abandons his name fortune and life to the whims of Helen." Notable both for its elaborate prose and for its early depiction of forced feminization fantasy Miss High-heels occupies a space between pornography and proto-trans literature which would later flourish in small press chapbook format in the 80s and 90s. While drenched in the misogynistic and sadomasochistic tropes of its genre the text is nevertheless of interest among scholars of queer publishing history. Binding tight and square; boards clean; jacket bright with light shelfwear and a single 1/2 in closed tear at the top margin of front panel. Overall near fine in very good dust jacket. A historically resonant text in trans and fetish literature. unknown books
1953104 pages. Features: .Great colour photo ad for Chevrolet Trucks inside front cover; New Holland forage harvester ad featuring their Flo-Trac feed; Nice Buick ad; Great colour one-page ad for Lucky Strike cigarettes; Photo of Footballer Bobby Layne is featured in a Prest-o-lite battery ad; Nice color-photo one-page ad for International Harvester tractors features their Farmall Fast-Hitch; Let's eally Sell Milk; How to stay in the Beef business with Brood Cows and Feeder Cattle; Is Your Pond a Money Maker?; International Trade Makes You Prosperous; Jabez and the Devil's Seat; Careful Credit can work for you; Sweet color ad for Studebaker Trucks; Meet-type hogs save time and feed; Low-cost housing for small flocks of hens; "Ferguson 30" tractor ad; Great color-photo one-page ad for New Idea pickers; Great photo ad for Willys Jeeps and 4-Wheel-Drive trucks; Great GM auto products color centerfold displays many of their brands/products; Checking your cattle for 'Slow Drag"; Kohler Electric Plants (Generator) ad; Rhubard Ridge cartoon; Margaret Lindsay appears in a colour photo ad for Crosley fridges; Nice Ford car ad; Opera for Everybody; Colour fashion photos show creations by designer Helen Rose of M-G-M; Basic training for your dog; Article on teaching children the facts of life by Beulah France, R.N.; Ann Delafield cosmetics ad features her photo; Pansies for Sale - a nice small business; Nice one-page colour photo ad for 7UP features a family picnic of fried chicken; Just What is Wrong with Abundance?. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
2025réf. 91791Gallery Books. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed "Bob" on half title page. Some very light rubbing on book jacket. Photos upon request. International shipping billed at cost. Please note that the buyer is responsible for any customs duties tariffs or import fees levied by the destination country.; 5.5 X 0.9 X 8.375 inches; 240 pages; Signed by Author . 2025. 166806197X . Gallery Books hardcover
réf. 1668110563.GaudioCD. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
1957réf. qq1951Plon Relié 1957 In-8 (15 x 21 cm), relié demi-toile, dos lisse avec titre et auteur dorés, couverture d'origine illustrée conservée, 301 pages, 28 illustrations hors-texte, 15 illustrations dans le texte ; dos légèrement insolé, des marques d'usage au 1er plat d'origine, légères rousseurs à l'intérieur plutôt frais, bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
SAINT-MALO, Ed. l'Ancre de Marine - 1995 - In-8 - Broché - Couverture rempliée illustrée en couleurs - Illustrations NB HT - 286 pages - Bon exemplaire
réf. 16601SAINT-MALO, Ed. l'Ancre de Marine - 1995 - In-8 - Broché - Couverture rempliée illustrée en couleurs - Illustrations NB HT - 286 pages - Bon exemplaire
195766 pages. Features: '52-'53-'54 Merc Review - Builder Richard Soderquist of Turlock, CA, Phil Schmidt '52 Merc, Steve Berg '52 Merc; Harry Cruse '53 Merc; Butch Johnson '54 Merc; Johnny Rosier '53 Merc; Headlight Shades - the easy way; Gene Winfield - Custom Shop Restyles for the '49-'52 Chevs; National Drag Championships; Bonneville Speed Trials; Quarter Midget (Go-Kart) Buyer's Guide; Gorgeous blonde featured in black and white photo ad for Grant piston rings inside back cover; and more. Above-average external wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A worthy vintage copy. Book
2002Mm 165x235 Collana "L'istrice" - Brossura editoriale di 96 pagine con illustrazioni a colori nel testo. Prefazione di Francesco Paolo Fiore. Copia in condizioni pari al nuovo. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
réf. 126674Editions Talant, collection "Saisons de la Photographie" - 1994 - In-4, agrafé - Sans pagination (environ 30 pages) Nombreuses reproductions photographiques en N&B hors texte
196066 pages. Features: Drag Racing at Riverside, CA; Slingshot dragster of Darrell Zimmerman of Julesburg, CO; Thar She Blows! - hook up a supercharger for a better E.T.; '40 Ford - George Stavro; Check that Oil Loss! - look to the valve area; Dragula - dragster belonging to Bill Satnick; Converting jugs to run 100% nitro!; Cool Aluminum Heads; Safety standards for Go-Kart construction; Shock Therapy; and more. Above-average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A worthy vintage copy. Magazine
réf. 59019, Tectum Publishers 2012, 2012 Hardcover, 160 pages, NL / ENG / FR / ITA, 290 x 290 mm, book is in very good condition, with 150 perfect clear pictures in gorgeous colours, some models make you think twice : man or woman, . ISBN 9789461580290.
1996réf. 49869CBSterckshof, Provinciaal Museum, 1996. 4°. 27 cm. 254 Seiten. Original-Karton.
réf. 133418660X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1998Book is in excellent condition. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. Contents include: Geology and natural history (Geology, Geomorphology, Vegetation, Fauna, Paleoenvironments) Geological and paleoenvironmental investigations, Culture and archaeology of trhe outer Kenai coast, Piecing together the history of the outer Kenai coast, Archaeological results of the 1993 survey, Cultural materials,( Houses, cashe or cooking pits, Cobble features, Culturally modified trees, Artifacts) A predictive GIS model of archaeological site locations in Kenai fjords national park, etc.
1963réf. 222801963. Cauldwell David O. Transvestism.Men in Female Dress. New York: Sexology Corp. 1963. Third edition. 128 pages. Paperback with bright red wrappers and illustration of a man's silhouette with a feminine shadow. 8vo. Contains 41 black and white photographs and illustrations most of self-identified "transvestites" or "female impersonators". This early study of transvestism edited by Dr. David Oliver Cauldwell who first coined the term "transsexual" examines the practice of cross-dressing in relation to homosexuality and childhood development. The books compiles a variety of essays in two parts; those by writers and medical professionals speculating on the nature and origin of transvestism and those by self-identified "transvestites" speaking on their own experiences. The former includes writings by noted sexologist Harry Benjamin and psychiatrist and science fiction writer David H. Keller. The book is notable for its focus on the lived experiences of trans-identifying individuals taking the study out of the realm of pure scientific speculation and into a humanistic approach which engages with people who practice transvestism some of whom identify strongly as men and others who prefer to identify as women. Though the book uses terms and scientific theories which may be considered outdated or offensive today it is overall remarkably progressive for the time and sets out in good faith to understand what was in the 1950s an extremely taboo subject. Dustjacket worn at edges chipped at top and bottom of spine and has two small tears to lower front cover. Light wear and discoloration to spine and soiling on back wrapper. Inner pages clear and binding tight. Very good condition overall. An early study on transvestism including essays from queer and trans individuals. unknown
1963réf. 222801963. Cauldwell David O. Transvestism.Men in Female Dress. New York: Sexology Corp. 1963. Third edition. 128 pages. Paperback with bright red wrappers and illustration of a man's silhouette with a feminine shadow. 8vo. Contains 41 black and white photographs and illustrations most of self-identified "transvestites" or "female impersonators". This early study of transvestism edited by Dr. David Oliver Cauldwell who first coined the term "transsexual" examines the practice of cross-dressing in relation to homosexuality and childhood development. The books compiles a variety of essays in two parts; those by writers and medical professionals speculating on the nature and origin of transvestism and those by self-identified "transvestites" speaking on their own experiences. The former includes writings by noted sexologist Harry Benjamin and psychiatrist and science fiction writer David H. Keller. The book is notable for its focus on the lived experiences of trans-identifying individuals taking the study out of the realm of pure scientific speculation and into a humanistic approach which engages with people who practice transvestism some of whom identify strongly as men and others who prefer to identify as women. Though the book uses terms and scientific theories which may be considered outdated or offensive today it is overall remarkably progressive for the time and sets out in good faith to understand what was in the 1950s an extremely taboo subject. Dustjacket worn at edges chipped at top and bottom of spine and has two small tears to lower front cover. Light wear and discoloration to spine and soiling on back wrapper. Inner pages clear and binding tight. Very good condition overall. An early study on transvestism including essays from queer and trans individuals. unknown books
réf. 46793974-nnew. unknown
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1982réf. 1090674Angus + Robertson Publ., 1982. 267 S.; sehr zahlr. Illustr.; 28 cm; kart.
1991Nearly new book in excellent condition with sharp corners, tight binding, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 180 pages. About 36 articles in the following sections: Revelation; Coping; Making it work; A professional opinion; And then there are others. Articles include the TV's wife, Telling the children, Questions asked by wives and mates of cross-dressers.
2000réf. 235592000. Imperial Court of New York Pride parade photo archive showing drag royalty queer pageantry and public LGBTQ Pride in Manhattan circa 2000 when court organizations used coronation ritual and performance spectacle to make gay community work visible in the street. The Imperial Court System was founded in 1965 by José Sarria the San Francisco performer and activist who became the first openly gay candidate for public office in the United States in 1961 and the Imperial Court of New York was founded in 1986 under Emperor I George and Empress I Sybil Bruncheon. The New York court describes itself as a social and fundraising organization that has raised money for social service and health support organizations placing these photographs within a culture of drag performance tied to HIV/AIDS support social visibility and charitable work in the tri state area. Photo archive of 9 chromogenic color photographs each 6 x 4 inches New York City circa 2000. The photographs show an Imperial Court of New York float in a Pride parade with participants in crowns tiaras formal wear pink sequined costumes curled wigs red lipstick and court regalia performing camp monarchy before spectators behind barricades. Float signage reads "Imperial Court New York" and "Imperial Court" while another photograph shows the rear of the float framed by rainbow bunting a painted crown and a papered platform carrying costumed titleholders and attendants. Other images show parade marchers and street performers in drag leather rainbow wings and bright costume elements including a performer in a horned headpiece and black corset another in blue hair and a short white dress and a figure wearing rainbow colored wing panels before a dense sidewalk crowd. NYPD presence is also documented in the photographs. The group records a local chapter of a national queer court culture using royal titles camp hierarchy and public spectacle to convert drag performance into civic and charitable presence. The International Court System identifies its chapters as courts with elected leaders bearing titles such as emperor empress prince and princess and describes their work through coronation events drag performances and community activities supporting LGBTQ rights social services and charitable causes. In these photographs that structure appears not as an indoor gala or bar revue but as a public Pride procession where formal gowns crowns float signage and playful monarchy announce the court to spectators in the city that had become central to national gay liberation memory after Stonewall. Clean versos; images bright with good color and sharpness. Overall in very good condition. The photo archive documents the Imperial Court of New York drag pageantry carrying fundraising culture camp royalty and LGBTQ community visibility into the public space of Manhattan Pride. unknown
2000réf. 235592000. Imperial Court of New York Pride parade photo archive showing drag royalty queer pageantry and public LGBTQ Pride in Manhattan circa 2000 when court organizations used coronation ritual and performance spectacle to make gay community work visible in the street. The Imperial Court System was founded in 1965 by José Sarria the San Francisco performer and activist who became the first openly gay candidate for public office in the United States in 1961 and the Imperial Court of New York was founded in 1986 under Emperor I George and Empress I Sybil Bruncheon. The New York court describes itself as a social and fundraising organization that has raised money for social service and health support organizations placing these photographs within a culture of drag performance tied to HIV/AIDS support social visibility and charitable work in the tri state area. Photo archive of 9 chromogenic color photographs each 6 x 4 inches New York City circa 2000. The photographs show an Imperial Court of New York float in a Pride parade with participants in crowns tiaras formal wear pink sequined costumes curled wigs red lipstick and court regalia performing camp monarchy before spectators behind barricades. Float signage reads "Imperial Court New York" and "Imperial Court" while another photograph shows the rear of the float framed by rainbow bunting a painted crown and a papered platform carrying costumed titleholders and attendants. Other images show parade marchers and street performers in drag leather rainbow wings and bright costume elements including a performer in a horned headpiece and black corset another in blue hair and a short white dress and a figure wearing rainbow colored wing panels before a dense sidewalk crowd. NYPD presence is also documented in the photographs. The group records a local chapter of a national queer court culture using royal titles camp hierarchy and public spectacle to convert drag performance into civic and charitable presence. The International Court System identifies its chapters as courts with elected leaders bearing titles such as emperor empress prince and princess and describes their work through coronation events drag performances and community activities supporting LGBTQ rights social services and charitable causes. In these photographs that structure appears not as an indoor gala or bar revue but as a public Pride procession where formal gowns crowns float signage and playful monarchy announce the court to spectators in the city that had become central to national gay liberation memory after Stonewall. Clean versos; images bright with good color and sharpness. Overall in very good condition. The photo archive documents the Imperial Court of New York drag pageantry carrying fundraising culture camp royalty and LGBTQ community visibility into the public space of Manhattan Pride. unknown books
