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'''Dr. Lamb Library''' was a series of [[U.S.|American]] [[adult]] booklets in the 1970s. The series, of which at least 199 titles were published, ran

* Female Impersonator Nutrix Booklets (10) * Mutrix Booklets Ed Mishkin (36)

...an important distribution point for this made-in-USA (but illegal-in-USA) booklets. It is also possible that the name is simply an ironic coinage, Tijuana bei

'''COLLECTION OF PERIODICALS.'''[A Collection of periodicals and illustrated booklets for the most part concerned with erotic bondage and such related fancies as ...ged form letter by [[Irving Klaw]] of New York in his [[Nutrix]] series of booklets, in two volumes, as "Tortured Prisoners of the Spanish Inquisition". This i

...By the early 1950s (1951-55) [[Irving Klaw]] was publishing his [[Nutrix]] Booklets and by 1954/55 [[Lenny Burtman]] was publishing Exotica (1954) and [[Exotiq

..."Thrashed in Many Ways. " In 1957, Mishkin’s <I>"[[Nights of Horror]]"</I> booklets caused a major outbreak of indignation in New York, being linked in the pr One of the side-stapled, typewritten booklets used (with over 70 others) as evidence in People v. Mishkin, 1960(over 70 w

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In 1957, [[Eddie Mishkin]]’s '''"Nights of Horror"''' booklets caused a major outbreak of indignation in New York, being linked by the pre ...had read. He even admitted that he gained sexual pleasure from reading the booklets and from enacting several of the scenes during their crime spree by making

...e, his printer, and at least two writers were among those arrested; 17,000 booklets separate titles) were impounded. The transcript of his 1960 trial presents ...eys, and judges noted that the appearance as well as contents of Mishkin's booklets epitomized "dirt for dirt's sake," with no purpose other than to appeal to

Jossot wrote several booklets, titled ''Ma Conversion'', ''Le Sentier d'Allah'' and ''Le Foetus récalcit

...By the early 1950s (1951-55) [[Irving Klaw]] was publishing his [[Nutrix]] Booklets and by 1954/55 [[Lenny Burtman]] was publishing [[Exotica]] (1954) and [[Ex

...sletter</I>". This is quite a different item than the more typical fiction booklets one sees from Skye. We've written these beauties up before in FT, and be as

...ow. I heard that it was her husband who designed the corsets and wrote the booklets she sold, one of which got her into trouble. The friend who told me had act

Scott wrote and published some 20 booklets. According to Melissa Scott, he recorded over 70,000 hours of teaching, muc

...zine. By the early 1950s ( 1951-55 ) Irving Klaw was publishing his Nutrix Booklets and by 1954/55 Lenny Burtman was publishing Exotica (1954 ) and Exotique

...3 inch corsets and 7 inch heels. She had published a number of interesting booklets on corsets, which I purchased from her. One gave the History of the Corset

...in articles, matters and things * *, to wit, printed circulars, pamphlets, booklets, drawings, photographs and motion picture films, which were non-mailable in ...the body, while being gagged, fettered and bound in bizarre postures. The booklets bore such titles as "Sorority Girls Stringent Initiation," "Female Doctor F

...eferring instead to create 'The Stanton Archives', a collection of graphic booklets, photocopies, movies and photo sets that represent the production of more t

...articles, matters and things * * *, to wit, printed circulars, pamphlets, booklets, drawings, photographs and motion picture films, which were non-mailable in ...the body, while being gagged, fettered and bound in bizarre postures. The booklets bore such titles as "Sorority Girls Stringent Initiation," "Female Doctor F

...ine. By the early 1950's ( 1951-55 ) Irving Klaw was publishing his Nutrix Booklets and by 1954/55 Lenny Burtman was publishing Exotica (1954 ) and Exotique