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- What it is
- A recurring periodical released by issue, volume, or date.
- Examples
- Honcho, Playguy, Blueboy, Mandate, and other subscription-based magazines.
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Vintage gay magazines, iconic performers, studio classics, and rare collectibles. A hands-on archive of queer culture, sexual liberation, and history worth remembering.
MY OH MY / VOL. 1INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPH / AD–BR–0131
Every man, every studio, every kink we’ve got — filed, cross-referenced and one click from the real thing.
Fresh finds hit the shelf every Wednesday at 10AM Pacific. Members get first pick Monday at 10AM — two days before everyone else. Quantities are small. When it’s gone, it’s gone.
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THE AL PARKER ALBUM
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NOVA MEN
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THREE DAYS OF LOVE WITH ROGER (NO. 1)
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BRENTWOOD: A FILM REVUE MAGAZINE
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PISTON POWER!
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IN TOUCH FOR MEN (NO. 93)
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MANDATE (AUGUST 1976)
MEMBER $29.74PUBLIC $34.99VIEW →
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ACTION PAC! (TARGET)
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QQ MAGAZINE (APRIL 1978)
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STROKE (MAGCORP 11/6)
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Issue one from San Francisco's Lobo Studios, introducing two "exclusive discoveries," Jeff Porter and Cal Driver, in flannel and denim. Lobo found them first; now you get to.

Jeff Stryker at the height of his late-'80s fame, with Tony Bravo and Adam Grant, in full color and with a section literally titled "Jeff Stryker is the Powertool." He…

Jeff Stryker on the cover of this Hardball-branded review mag, and French director Jean-Daniel Cadinot interviewed inside. Two heavyweights of '80s gay video, one magazine.

Joe Craig and Robby Berkley on the cover, in stills from William Higgins's 1984 feature Frat House Memories. Pledge week you can keep on the shelf.

A night at the baths, with cage bars and handcuffs, from London Enterprises and the explicit mail-order press of the late '70s. Towel not included.

Nova's late-'70s basketball fantasy, in saturated color. The coach would not approve of these drills.
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