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1950Best.-Nr. 1101BLes Bibliophiles Libertins. Ohne weitere Angaben [um 1950.]. Kl.8°. 33 S. mit 19 kl. kolorierten Lithografien im Text und 6 goldgeprägte Schmuckrahmen (= 25 Lithographien). Ungebundene Büttenlagen im Orig.-Umschlag mit Titel im Schuber.
1919Best.-Nr. 8648ARadierung. 1919. Motivgrösse: 23 x 15 cm; Blattgrösse: 28,5 x 21 cm.
1994Best.-Nr. 4002BJapan, 1994. 4°. (31,5 x 23 cm). 399 S. mit Abb. von Farbfotografien. Farb. illustr. Pappband mit Front- und RTitel mit farb. illustr. Orig.-Umschlag.
2005Best.-Nr. 4148BKempen, Düsseldorf, London, teNeues, 2005. 4° (32 x 30 cm). 256 S. mit mit ganz- und teilweise doppelseitigen Abb. der Fotografien, meist farbig teils aber auch s/w. Orig.-Pappband mit rotem Kunstsamtbezug goldgepr. Front- und Rückentitel. Mit farbig illustr. Orig.-Umschlag.
1927Best.-Nr. 3806BStuttgart, Berlin, Leipzig, Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, o.J. [1927]. Zweite neubearbeitete Auflage. Gr.8°. XVIII, 432 S. mit 432 Textabbildungen und 22 Tafeln mit Kunstbeilagen; XII, 670 S. mit 276 Textabbildungen und 13 Tafeln mit Kunstbeilagen; XII, 497 S. mit 316 Textabbildungen und 13 Tafeln mit Kunstbeilagen; XVI, 738 S. mit 361 Textabbildungen. Einheitlich gebunden in rotem Orig.-Leinen mit montierter farb. Deckelillustration und goldgepr. Front- und RTiteln. 2
1970Best.-Nr. 1795ARotterdam, Bel-Rose, 1970. 4°. 74 nn. S. mit 12 ganzseitigen Lithographien. Orig.-Leinen mit goldgepr. Front- und RTitel. (= Die Gärten der qualvollen Freuden. Band II).
1970Best.-Nr. 1796ARotterdam, Bel-Rose, 1970. 4°. 108 nn. S. mit 11 ganzseitigen Lithographien. Orig.-Leinen mit goldgepr. Front- und RTitel. (= Die Gärten der qualvollen Freuden. Band I).
1949Best.-Nr. 752AParis, Éd. Mana, Éd. Tiranty, 1949. Gr. 8°. 38 S. Text u. 32 Tafeln mit s/w Akten. OBroschur mit farbig illustr. Orig.-Umschlag.
1930Best.-Nr. 3429AParis, G. Fourdrinier, 1930. Tome 1 et 2. 4°. 401 und 416 S. Orig.-Interims-Broschur mit Front- und RTitel.
1905Best.-Nr. 1892BO.O., Privatdruck, 1905. 8°. 2 Bll., 334 S. Orig.-Seidenleinen mit Titel. (= Das Geheimkabinet. Eine Sammlung seltener Erotica und Curiosa aller Zeiten und Völker. Hrsg. von M. Isenbiel. Erster Band).
1921Best.-Nr. 10515AWien, Gloriette Verlag, 1921. Gr.8°quer. 221 S. Mit einer Orig.-Radierung von Petrucci gestalteter Orig.-HLederband.
1940Best.-Nr. 4343BSaint-Raphaël, A la Fontaine des Nymphes, ohne Jahr [um 1940]. 8°. 151 S. und 10 kolorierte, erotische Illustrationen (fotografischen Reproduktionen) auf Tafeln, lose eingelegt. Orig.-Broschur mit Fronttitel. [4 Warenabbildungen]
1926Best.-Nr. 8499AOhne weitere Angaben [d. i. Wien, um 1926]. Kl.8°. VI, 149 S. und 4 erotische Illustrationen auf Tafeln. Orig.-HLeinen mit Deckeltitel. [4 Warenabbildungen]
1902Best.-Nr. 7325AParis, Charles Carrington, 1902. Gr.8°. XCII, 302 S., 1 Bl. HLeder mit RTitel; die Orig.-Broschur mit eingebunden.
Best.-Nr. 83157aafSchwerte, Bodo Harenberg, 1989, gr. in-4to, 399 S. / 381 S. / 373 S., ill. mit 824 Reproduktionen in Farbe und s/w, Original-Pappbände, farbig ill. OU.
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1901Best.-Nr. 001265Brooklyn NY: Hebrew Publishing Company 1901. Rare 1901 Siddur Jewish Prayerbook with Celluloid Covers This is a well-loved well-used volume. Book opens right to left. 511 pages. 32mo: 4.75 by 3.5 inches in size and 1.75 inches thick. Sewn binding. Cream colored celluloid cover front back and spine with cream cloth underneath. An ornate brass medallion is centered in the middle of front cover. A plain hinged brass clasp is missing the peg to hold the volume closed. The endpapers are an ivory moire. Both pastedowns are cracked. The sewn binding has several loose sections: pages 160-192 are held in by a loose thread pages 193 to 222 are detached and laid in. The book is shaken. The page marked 322 is actually page 223. The remainder of the book appears firmly bound. The pages are bordered with bright gilt on all sides. Pages 508 to 511 are cut very tight on the top margin so that the page numbers are not visible. The blank pages after page 511 to the endpaper are chipped at the midpoint where the clasp is. We note small stains on pages 224 and 225 and fingermarks in the margin of page 121. Overall the pages are bright and clean. The celluloid cover is chipped at three out of four spine points and on corners of back cover. The front cover is cracked at both corners. The cloth underneath the celluloid is frayed in the spine area. There are some scratches and some light soil to the celluloid. As you'll note in our photographs cello tape has been used across the spine and onto the covers. Quotes are for illustrative purposes only and remain the property of their copyright holders. Thanks for shopping with us. 100% of your purchase benefits charity and supports literacy and life-long learning. Celluloid. Fair/No Jacket. 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall. Hebrew Publishing Company Hardcover
Best.-Nr. 002987Anaheim CA: The Lifestyles Organization 1988-1991. Soft cover. Near Fine. Anaheim CA: The Lifestyles Organization 1988-1991. 4 vols. 27; 31; 46; 42pp; b&w illus. Saddle-stapled in wraps. All volumes near fine with light wear to wraps. With additional laid-in materials as noted below. Programs from four consecutive years of the Lifestyles Organization annual convention for swingers each with detailed schedules and descriptions of the various events and presentations e.g. "Creative Sexuality: Androgyny" "Etiquette in Swinging" "Positive sexuality in the Age of AIDS" "Tip-Toe Through the Two-Lips: An Owners Guide to Vaginal Health & Pleasure"; headshots and bios for dozens of presenters including multiple appearances by American porn star and self-described "third generation feminist" Nina Hartley; and copious advertisements for other lifestyle-related events products and services. Laid into the 1989 program is a packet of 11 colored admission tickets to various convention events along with two brochures for Lifestyles Tours & Travel. Laid into the 1991 program is a single sheet advertisement for the Lifestyles "Quick-Match" event. Founded in 1969 by Robert L. McGinley who also headed the North American Swing Club Association The Lifestyles Organization held 34 such swingers conventions between 1973 and 2013. We find no other examples of convention programs in the trade nor does OCLC reflect any institutional holdings. The Lifestyles Organization, 1988-1991 paperback
Best.-Nr. 79065Single-page manuscript from an 1839 deposition filed on behalf of an Ohio woman swearing she was of “good moral character and chaste conduct”. The reasons for the deposition are not made clear; however it is likely Nancy Chambers née Delong 1809–69 stood accused of sexual relations with someone other than her husband just before their marriage. Signed by eight of her friends the deposition states specifically they were aware of her conduct from July 1833 until May 1834. On May 14 1834 she married Elias Chambers 1806-70 a brick mason. Their first son Matthew was born 10 months after their marriage. The deposition was made August 5 1839 before a justice of the peace at the home of the accused’s friend in Cross Creek Township Ohio. At the time the Chambers had three children. They later moved to Illinois where two additional children were born. Chastity until marriage was a strong societal expectation for women during the 19th century. The divorce laws of the time would have favored the plaintiff’s husband under adultery laws and fraudulent contract if he discovered she was not a virgin. unknown
