11 résultats
1934Bernard Grasset 1934, In-12 broché, 236 pages non coupées. Petites rousseurs à la couverture sans gravité. Exemplaire de service de prese. Bon état.
réf. 68666Max Milo, 2010, 152 pp., broché,légères traces de plis sur le dos, bon état.
réf. 8276Paris, Le Crapouillot n* 82, 1985. In-4 broché, 82 pages. Bon etat.
1983réf. 24919Rennes Ouest-france université 1983 In-8 255 pp, carte sur la garde in fine photos couleurs
1928réf. 109125Partitions sur l'Homosexualité,Partitions sur Drôle de Moeurs Jerome H. Remick 1928
1922réf. 108623Partitions sur l'Homosexualité,Partitions sur Drôle de Moeurs Jerome H. Remick 1922
1985réf. 4612Editions Guy Authier 1973. In-8 broché de 320 pages au format 21,5 x 14 cm. Couverture illustrée. Dos très légèrement gauchi. Plats et intérieur frais. Roman-document sur la difficulté d'être un travesti dans la france des années 70. Une oeuvre classique de la culture " Gay ". Très bel état général. Rare édition originale, enrichie d'une belle dédicace autographe, signée, d'une demi page de Philippe Dalba.
réf. 2793Daniel Mauprey, éditeur. 1974. Port-folio de 11 photographies en noir et blanc (30 x 20 cm.) sous chemise imprimée, avec texte sur le rabat. Bon état. Peu courant.
1893réf. 46721893 Simonis Empis , 1893 ,Grand in 8 relié 1/2 basane rouge,Dos à nerfs orné de fleurons ,99 pp.Illustré de 25 aquarelles H.T.de Léon Lebegue, couverture illustrée conservée,exemplaire à grandes marges non rognées,reliure et coins trés frottés,exemplaire manipulé, marges éffrangées, une page recollée au scotch,planches sous serpentes roses, en bon état,le tout rognable et réstaurable,
réf. c4584Paris, sans date, Editions des " Modes de la Femme de France", vers 1920 ; brochure in-4°, 32 pp. (y compris la couverture ).Plus de 100 costumes pour se déguiser (le papillon, le lapin, le révolutionnaire, Etienne Marcel, la Montespan, etc..) dessinés par Maggy Monier, Huard, Seraph, en couleur et certains dorés.
réf. 235611970. Trans interest and cross dressing periodical archive documenting the movement of transvestite community publications between event programs reader letters personal ads and self submitted image in the later decades of the 20th century. These types of periodicals served readers who often relied on adult publishing channels postal exchange clubs and advertisements to find one another. Trans interest periodical and program archive Los Angeles Manchester and London circa 1970s to 1990s. Five publications quarto illustrated in color and black and white including one Los Angeles ball program and four British transvestite interest magazines. 1 High Society TV Ball. Number One. Los Angeles: Golden State News circa 1970s. "A Transvestite Magazine" showcasing a large scale drag performance and cross-dressing celebration held at the International Hotel in Los Angeles that drew in a crowd of 1500 people. Contents including "Introduction of Master of Ceremonies" "Parade of Contestants" "Entertainment" "Awarding of Goddess of Congeniality" and "Awarding of Goddess of Popularity" and includes multiple pages of full color and black and white photos of the events that took place. 2 The World of Transvestites: Stocking Tops. Special Edition. Prestwich Manchester: TMC Publishing Ltd. undated circa 1980s. Pink cover with black and white figure and contents including "Case Histories" "Glamour Photos" "True Confessions" "Domination" "Explicit Stories" and "Readers' Letters." The opening editorial states that the "most popular request was for a stocking and suspender edition" and asks readers to send "suggestions letters photographs and comments." 3 The World of Transvestites Incorporating Tranz. Vol. 14 No. 10. Tranz Publication undated circa 1980s or 1990s. Green cover "For Sale to Adults Only" with contents including "Personal Experiences" "Letters" "Classified Advert Section" "Stories" and "Fascinating Personal Photos." The interior advertises the Beaumont Society Health Education Authority information Samaritans Rose's Club and London Hospital for AIDS testing alongside publisher advertisements for Swish Publications Ltd. in London and international representatives in the United States the Netherlands Sweden Denmark Germany Japan Spain and Portugal. 4 The World of Transvestites: Readers' Letters. Special Edition. Manchester: TMC Publishing undated circa 1980s or 1990s. Green cover with a black and white seated figure and cover lines reading "Straight and Gay" "Intimate Confessions" "True Experiences" "Reader's Photos" and "Enforced Cross Dressing." 5 The World of Transvestites: Readers' Photos. Special Edition. Manchester: TMC Publishing undated circa 1980s or 1990s. Yellow cover with a black and white figure in maid costume and cover lines reading "See Them All" "Tarts" "Maids" "Undie Lovers" "Fetishists" "Dressed In" "Satin" "Stockings & Suspenders" "Corsetry" "Uniforms" and "All Ages All Types." High Society TV Ball presents cross dressing as public entertainment competition and social recognition with named awards for congeniality and popularity and an event structure built around contestants and performance. The World of Transvestites issues show a related network of editor publishing through personal testimony advertisements support groups and sexual health resources as well as practical information about clubs helplines catalogues and mail order publication. Covers and some wrappers with rubbing and corner wear; interiors generally clean. Overall very good condition. unknown
