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Book Condition: Used Very Good
Seller: Well-Stacked Books

United States
About Item: A to Z Dale Publications, Inc., 1950s. Very Good. Personality Series N2. Vintage nude pinup digest magazine featuring burlesquer Princess Do May (or DoMay), posing & emphasizing natural assets, in Native American attire on horseback, reading, bathing, w/ heels, hose, garters, brief biograpy 2pp. Princess was an Irish Cherokee Nebraska native, first appeared 1948 in Ohio as chorus dancer, used American Indian themes in her routines, something that would have been unique to her as both performer & woman on the strip circuit. She claims to have been the "only gal in show business whose grandfather was a member of Jesse James' mob." Popular well into 1960s.Hundreds of similar digest magazines were produced by fly-by-night operations, mainly around New York, notably Burmel Publishing (Lenny Burtman's enterprise). Many were published as photography and/or art "studies" booklets, w/ technical camera data, exposure chart, & the standard emphasis on sexual liberation; early issues featured several models… Read More
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