Westport, CT: Associated Booksellers, 1958. Blue cloth. pp (2), 267, [3] + 12 plates. Bibliography, index. Fine copy. Jacket has small chips and tears, generally VG otherwise.

New York: Traveller's Companion, 1967. 16mo, mass market paperback, TC-202. Previous owner's label inside front cover, usual tanning to text paper, Canadian distributor's price sticker on front cover, soft reading crease to spine, else a VG+ copy, no creases to covers. A better than average soft porn novel by the distinguised American painter and prominent ex-pat Norman Rubington, originally published in Paris by Olympia Press in 1957. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Paris: 1962. Traveller's Companion paperback no. 17. Second Olympia Press edition (the first was Memoirs of Fanny Hill, published in 1956). First published 1749 as Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: Olympia Press / Traveller's Companion, 1966. 16mo, mass market paperback, #102. Name label inside front cover, yellowing to page edges, some rubbing to spine and edges of covers, else a VG tight copy. Soft core porn novel originally published in Paris in 1958 by Olympia Press. First book of this British playwright and novelist. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Paris: Chez Tous les Marchands de Nouveautés, 1834. Octavo, pp 179. Old marbled boards with spine label. Wear to spine tips, with bottom 1.5 cm lacking, abrasions to the label, rubbing to the joints; wear to outer corners; endpapers and binder's blanks yellowed; tidy ink owner name at top margin of front free endpaper, with ink date on the other side; foxing in text; just good externally, internally VG, sound in the binding, hinges not cracked, page edges not trimmed. Five text volumes were published (plus a volume of music) with volumes I-IV bearing the Perrotin imprint. Brangerner was the most popular French songwriter of all time.

New York: Traveller’s Companion (Olympia Press), 1967. 16mo, mass market paperback, TC-203. Name label inside front cover, usual yellowing to text paper, spine has light reading crease and light rubbing, Canadian distributor's price sticker on front cover, else a VG clean & tight copy, no cover creases. Soft core porn novel originally published in Paris in 1955 by Olympia Press. Bryant was an American film maker most famous for being the cameraman who filmed the Hells Angels murder in Gimmie Shelter. He also filmed the acid scene in the cemetery in Easy Rider. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Alan Sutton, 1995. Tall octavo, green boards. pp (10), (179). Illustrations, index. Ripples to fore margin of text throughout (manufacturing flaw??), ink owner name at front, else fine in fine jacket.

New York: Traveller’s Companion (Olympia Press), 1967. First published Paris: Olympia Press, 1957. TC-210. Canadian price sticker on front cover, book a wee bit leaned, spine has some yellowing and rubbing, small name label inside front cover; damp stain to lower inner corner of first three leaves; green page edges faded; a good, tight copy.

No place [San Francisco]: Kayak, 1967. [32] pp, unpaged, in card covers. Half title leaf and last (blank) leaf are on tissue paper, one tissue guard inserted in text, text on beige card stock. Short creased tears to top edge of printed paper coverng on front cover; soft bruise to lower outer corner throughout; some ink marks on rear cover where this copy was stacked on top of another copy on which the ink was not yet dry; VG copy otherwise. Edition of 500 copies. Erotic writing and drawings, with Spanish and English text on facing pages. Important Chilean exile poet, novelist, and critic.Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Atlanta: Pendulum Books, 1967. pp 319, [1], (14, ads). Book a bit leaned, price sticker on front cover, readiing creases to spine, pink covers lightly mottled, with soft creases to rear cover; small name label inside front cover; offset tanning to inside covers; else a V clean and tight copy. Pendulum paperback 012. Contains an Introduction by Dale Koby. Allegedly the erotic memoirs of a former member of the House of Lords, first published in 1934. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

New York: Traveller's Companion, 1969. 16mo, mass market paperback, TC-462. Previous owner's label inside front cover, book a little leaned, spine has rubbing at ends, price stciker on front cover (3.00), printed Canadian price on rear cover of 2.25 partially blacked out, else a VG clean and tight copy. A better than average soft porn novel by the distinguised American painter and prominent ex-pat Norman Rubington. There was no prior Paris edition. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

New York: 1967. Canyon Books paperback PLX 201. Book a little leaned; red spine sunned to pink, with some rubbing at ends; Canadian price-sticker inside front cover; cover creases; a good, tight copy. "Lascivious scenes in a harem", first published in 1828. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Paris: Océnic-Press, 1959. 16mo, grey card covers printed in red and black. VG copy of this paperback from an imitator of Paris's famous Olympia Press. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

New York: Traveller's Companion, 1967. 16mo, mass market paperback, TC-205. Previous owner's label inside front cover, usual tanning to textt paper, Canadian distributor's price sticker on front cover, soft reading crease to spine, light rubbing to spine and rear cover; VG otherwise. A soft porn novel originally published in French in 1963. Homoerotic content. Young 3286. .

New York: Viking, 1964. Red and grey boards. Bit of rubbing to ends and joints of bit sunned spine; bit of rubbing to lower edges, bit of wear to outer corners; yellowing to page edges; else a VG clean jacketless copy. An early collection of his unique erotic drawings.

Philadelphia: The Art Alliance Press, 1983. Tall octavo, red boards. Reproductions in colour and b&w. Very nearly fine, no owner names. Jacket has small chips and tears, VG otherwise. Erotic art

New York: Grove Press, 1959. Dark blue cloth. p (141), [3]; illustrated. Fine in fine jacket, no owner names, flap price intact. Glassco slightly emended his Introduction and added a paragraph about Edmund Wilson's appreciation of Beardsley for this edition. Glassco's edition was first published Paris, 1959. Sutherland A8.