1970-1971. 16 pp. each, 8.5” x 5.25” landscape layout. VG+ in stapled pictorial wraps. According to an article in https://laist.com, Ah Men was “the first gay retail business in West Hollywood designed for rich men. The upscale clothing spot, which opened around the early 1960s, largely defined popular gay men’s..... More
65 beautiful hand-colored plates (1 black and white, 1 fold-out) showing the latest fashion trends (mostly for women) out of Paris and London. The plates are from various French and Austrian publications (1842-1866) and bound in handsome leather with “Wiener Modebilder” (Viennese Fashion) embossed in gilt on front with accompanying..... More
West Hollywood CA. 14 pp. with order form at rear. Catalogue for the gay clothing outfitter. More
Occupied Japan: Japan Travel Bureau, 1948. First Edition. 40 pp. Stiff cardstock wrappers, ribbon bound. Printed on Japan paper. VG+ (edgewear and light soiling). A beautifully produced history of the kimono with illustrations and photographs on nearly every page. More