[SEXUALITY & RELIGION] SANCHEZ, TomasBiblio.com
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175456749Venetiis Venice: Apud Nicolaum Pezzana 1754. Folio 37cm. Three volumes rebound in early twentieth-century half-vellum with tan paper over boards titles in gilt on orange-painted spines; later plain endpapers; vol. I: lxxvi380pp; vol. II: 308pp; vol. III: 438pp. Title page of vol. I printed in red and black. Ex-library with stamp "Biblioteca Seminario Cividale" to vol. II t.p. and call number labels to base of spines. Stamp of unidentified Archbishop showing galero with 10 tassels to title pages. Sturdy copies with minor general wear and scuffing to boards endpapers discolored contents clean apart from occasional minor foxing: Very Good. <br /> <br /> Vol. I: 2o: a4 b-e8 χ2 A-Z8 2A6. Vol. II: 2o: A-T8 χ2. Vol. III: 2o: A-S8 T-V6 X-2D8 2E-2F4. Detailed work on marital sexuality written by a Jesuit priest and casuist to guide other priests hearing confessions about sexual behavior. Sánchez "depicted human nature as strongly sexualized and proclaimed that a wide range of sexual pleasures could be enjoyed in marriage without being tainted by mortal sin" Watt. The Church disagreed with his permissive stance on some activities and caused some passages to be expurgated in 1610. Later in 1666 and 1679 multiple Popes placed the third volume on the Index of Prohibited Books. Nonetheless the work was frequently reprinted from its first appearance in 1602-1605 until this 1754 edition. <br /> <br /> Sánchez whose other well-known work discussed lying and mental reservation is also recognized as "one of the greatest casuists" FRAXI i.e. Ashbee Bibliography of Prohibited Books II p.81. See Watt Review of Fernanda Alfieri Nella camera degli sposi Bibliothèque d'Humanisme et Renaissance LXXIII.1 2011. Apud Nicolaum Pezzana unknown
196262985New York: Bernard Geis Associates 1962. First Edition. First printing. Tall octavo. Cloth-backed boards hardcover; dustjacket; 382pp; illus. Light evidence of use; board corners tapped; Near Fine. In the original dustwrapper price-clipped lightly rubbed at edges Very Good. <br /> <br /> Classic mid-century advice for the upwardly-mobile middle-class American male on fashion sex courtship etiquette fitness career management etc. Includes a chapter on how to join the CIA; another on how to drive a sports car. With numerous cartoons and prose extracts from the pages of the magazine by Paul Gallico Harvey Swados Jack Kerouac others. Bernard Geis Associates unknown
196078814Brooklyn New York: La Plume 1960. Eight issues: Nos. 4-10 and 14.<br /> <br /> Long before the internet Grindr and other dating apps like-minded people with shared intimacy interests relied on personal ads printed in alternative newspapers and magazines. In the 1960s one could also subscribe to this small brochure mailed direct to your post office box offering connections to men and women all over the world looking for a connection. As they note in their marketing “La Plume has been specifically created and designed to cater to the whims of those with a keen interest in the exotic the unusual and the modern way of life.â€<br /> <br /> The booklets contain brief personal advertisements photographs and a special code assigned to each person. Find someone of interest write a letter and send it to La Plume which then forwards it to the potential connection for a $2 fee. Issue 4 contains small pencil checks mainly next to “broad-minded†couples looking for the same. The publication caters to a wide-ranging audience with several personals concerning “transvestite†individuals and men and women seeking same-sex connections.<br /> <br /> The booklet was referenced as evidence in a 1965 hardcore pornography case against an East Rutherford New Jersey police lieutenant who placed an advertisement under a pseudonym in the publication.<br /> <br /> Published five to six times per year LA Plume also carried advertising that would appeal to its readers such as Strip Checkers a health supplement called Love Potion No. 9 and sterile lubricant with hormones.<br /> <br /> Stapled booklet 3 ½“ x 8 ½†printed on newsprint with a spot color. Occasional checkmarks one page partially clipped in Issue 4; otherwise very good overall. Scarce no listings in OCLC or commerce. La Plume unknown
002987Anaheim CA: The Lifestyles Organization 1988-1991. Soft cover. Near Fine. Anaheim CA: The Lifestyles Organization 1988-1991. 4 vols. 27; 31; 46; 42pp; b&w illus. Saddle-stapled in wraps. All volumes near fine with light wear to wraps. With additional laid-in materials as noted below. Programs from four consecutive years of the Lifestyles Organization annual convention for swingers each with detailed schedules and descriptions of the various events and presentations e.g. "Creative Sexuality: Androgyny" "Etiquette in Swinging" "Positive sexuality in the Age of AIDS" "Tip-Toe Through the Two-Lips: An Owners Guide to Vaginal Health & Pleasure"; headshots and bios for dozens of presenters including multiple appearances by American porn star and self-described "third generation feminist" Nina Hartley; and copious advertisements for other lifestyle-related events products and services. Laid into the 1989 program is a packet of 11 colored admission tickets to various convention events along with two brochures for Lifestyles Tours & Travel. Laid into the 1991 program is a single sheet advertisement for the Lifestyles "Quick-Match" event. Founded in 1969 by Robert L. McGinley who also headed the North American Swing Club Association The Lifestyles Organization held 34 such swingers conventions between 1973 and 2013. We find no other examples of convention programs in the trade nor does OCLC reflect any institutional holdings. <br/> <br/> The Lifestyles Organization, 1988-1991 paperback
194863271Cleveland OH: The Ralston Society 1948. 8vo. 444 pp. Decorative initials. Textured green publisher’s cloth gilt lettering front cover & spine w/ d.j. minor shelfwear slight scuffing couple very small closed tears still a NF/VG copy. Third edition of volume 3 in the Magnetism Books Series Group A issued to Ralstonism adherents Home Training Course touting the possible results from embracing all human powers. Webster Edgerly 1852-1926 writing as Edmund Shaftesbury and Everett Ralston formulated an entire health and social movement with Degree levels clearly adapted from Freemasonry and other fraternal organizations coupled with a mix of eugenics pop psychology and land promotion urging the development of a home similar to those in Edgerly’s dream of a Utopian Ralston community in Hopwell NJ. Edgerly urged his followers to follow the path of Regime Activity Light Strength Temperation Oxygen and Nature to develop a new race free from racial impurities and Magnetism could change and improve your life. Very scarce in original dustjacket. See: Matthew Kassel A Self-Help Guru Named Webster Edgerly Came to Central New Jersey in 1896 with Dreams of Establishing a Utopian Society Sept. 6 2015. The Ralston Society, hardcover
80142An album of photographs business cards and other ephemera from an early iteration of the famously exclusive Texas Latex Party TLP held annually in Houston. The images were captured at the 2003 event held February 20-22 at the Adam's Mark hotel and resort. In the decades that followed TLP has grown into an international invite-only applicant-vetted four-day weekend of partying socializing and vending widely considered one of the world's leading fetish events.<br /> <br /> Included within this album are 78 photographic images shot digitally along with a CD of "Digital Pics" housed in a plastic sleeve mounted to the inner front panel. 53 images are professionally printed on 4" x 5 7/8" glossy stock while 24 images are printed two to a page on 8 1/2" x 11" inkjet paper. There is also a group photo by Frankovich printed on 8 1/2" x 11" stock which shows roughly 70 people. The images capture scenes of socializing with most individuals in full latex as well as what appears to be an outfit contest. There are also several shots of a lavish meal which are preceded in the album by the printed Fetish Dinner Menu for February 21 and the Fetish Lunch Menu for February 22.<br /> <br /> Other materials in the album include a detailed welcome letter an attendee wristband-ticket two postcard-size advertisements for The Baroness fetish retinue in New York eight business cards four hotel key cards several nondescript Texas postcards two pocket maps a receipt from The Custom Shop in Houston and ephemera from the Adam's Mark hotel. <br /> <br /> The materials are housed in plastic sleeves within a black three-ring binder with the event title and the attendee's name withheld stamped in gold on the front panel. Additionally there is an illustrated Texas Latex Party label housed within the label holder on the spine. All the materials within are squeaky clean. unknown
193554115New York: Falstaff Press Inc. Privately Issued for Cultured Adults 1935. 8vo. 16 pp unpaginated. printed on sepia-tinted paper with numerous text illustrations printed in brown ink. Self-printed softcovers uncut very slight dustsoiling NF copy. First edition of this very rare pamphlet on birth control issued by the notorious mail-order erotica publisher Falstaff Press which specialized in republishing many of the Panurge anthropological titles including titles on sexuality sexual disorders birth control eugenics phallic worship scientific sexualia and flagellation. Most of these titles were written by some of the most significant anthropologists and sociologists working in the new and growing field of sexual sciences in the 1930s including Hirschfeld Reclus Niemoeller and Rohleder. Solomon Malkin was a young New York University scholar who had studied under Magnus Hirschfeld at the Institute for Sexual Science in Berlin and oversaw the choosing of illustrations and text for the birth control pamphlets. This work details the very unreliable “Rhythm Method†of contraception depending on the charting of menstrual cycles however notes that this is has only 50% effectiveness and should be combined with artificial birth control methods. Worldcat locates 6 copies UC Davis Emory NLM Case Western Cleveland Melbourne; See: Jay Gertzman Bookleggers and Smuthounds: The Trade in Erotica 1920-1940 pp. 192-195; 353-354. Falstaff Press, Inc., Privately Issued for Cultured Adults, paperback
195585437Frederick Publications 1955. First Thus. Octavo. 17cm. Publisher's dark blue pebblegrain cloth titled in gilt to spine. Dustjacket. 325pp. 54 unnumbered bibliography and index to rear. Light scuffing and rubbing to extremities and corners some dulling of the cheap gilt; internally clean with some staining to the front pastedown; in a lightly toned and soiled example of the dustjacket with some shallow chipping to spine ends and wear to the flap folds and edges. A very good copy in a jacket with some cosmetic wear.<br /> <br /> A popular reprint of Rosenbaum's 1901 work on sexuality lust and deviant debauchery in the annals of Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire. Frederick Publications unknown
197363239New York: Trident Press 1973. First Edition. First printing. Octavo. Black cloth hardcover; dustjacket; 251pp. Tight fine copy. In the original dustwrapper unclipped priced $6.95 on front flap gently rubbed at head and heel but still crisp clean and free of toning or notable wear; very Near Fine.<br /> <br /> Vassi's fifth book preceded by four works of Olympia Press erotica. A memoir of Vassi's sexual and psychedelic experiments of the Sixties. Vassi who has been called the finest erotic writer of his generation would go on to a long career as a literary spokesman for sexual and psychological liberation; he was a daring early writer on non-normative definitions of gender and redefinition of sex roles. Vassi died of complications from AIDS in 1989; this was his only volume of memoir. Trident Press unknown
201104277, Succes du livre , 2005 ; in-4, 79 pp., broché, couverture illustr.
19091787BWien, Privatdruck der Gesellschaft Österreichischer Bibliophilen, Stück XVII, 1909. 4°. 7 S. (Titel u. Einleitung) und 12 Tafeln mit Illustrationen unter betitelten Seidenhemdchen. HLeinen d. Zt. mit goldgepr. RTitel. Die Orig.-Broschur mit Fronttitel mit eingebunden.
197080984New York: Weybright and Talley 1970. First Edition. Octavo. 22cm. Publisher's original black cloth titled in red gilt to spine. Dustjacket. 271pp. Slight bumping to the spine ends no appreciable wear in a clean bright priceclipped dustjacket with some minor discoloration in parts a very good copy indeed. Internally clean. A rather cynical and US-centric attempt to describe the cultural and social diffferences in attitudes towards sex and sexuality in Scandinavia versus what is acceptable in US. There's an element of rabble rousing and scandal mongering regarding the potential for a wave of shameless Scandinavian pornography and less puritanical social attitudes sweeping across the ocean and poisoning American youth; there are also some interesting early points made about the economic and social benefits and detriments of sex work the sex industry as a whole and the far reaching effects that sexuality has upon social stability and function. Weybright and Talley unknown
17283403BCologne, Pierre Marteau, 1728. Kl.8°. Frontispiz, 40 nn. S.(Titel u. Preface), 328 S. Kalbsleder d. Zt. auf 5 Bünden mit goldgepr. RTitelschildchen und RVergoldung.
19222142AWien, Leipzig, Verlag Leopold Heidrich, o. J. [1922]. 4°. 14 Holzschnitte auf Tafeln und Titelblatt. Lose eingelegt in die illustrierte Original-Halbledermappe mit Fronttitel. (= Paphos-Drucke).
196010282AJersey City, Satellite Publishing Co., o. J. [um 1960]. 8°. 70 S. in Schreibmaschinenschrift mit 6 Illustrationen auf Tafeln. Geklammerte illustrierte Broschur.
19301204BTschechisch, um 1930. Folio (quer). Radierungen 17,5 x 24,5 cm; Bütten 36,5 x 27 cm. Moderne HLeinen Mappe mit montiertem Titelschild am VDeckel.
18813913BBerlin, Freund & Jeckel, 1881. Kl. 8°. 3 Bll., 163 S. mit mehreren Zeichnungen auf Tafeln. Orig.-Broschur, Vorderdeckel fehlt.
1961LFA-126735871Revue de 160 pages, format 140 x 215 mm, brochée, bon état
666713Paris, Imp. de Beauvais, an IV (1796) in-8, 32 pp., dérelié.
19324286BBudapest [Paris, Paul Haasen], 1932. 4° (31,1 x 23,2 cm - Grösse der Tafeln). 4 S. (Titel, Introduction mit Impressum und Nummer) und 15 Tafeln mit Kaltnadelradierungen unter Masken. Orig. HLeinen-Mappe mit illustriertem Titelschild am VDeckel. Die Tafeln im kart. Orig.-Umschlag. [9 Warenabbildungen]
19503934BExécutées pour un groupe d'amis des beaux-arts. Ohne weitere Angaben [um 1950]. Gr.4°. 2 Bll. (Titel u. Justification), 20 Tafeln mit eindeutig erotischen Illustrationen. Gebunden in dunkelbraunes HMaroquin auf 5 Bünden mit goldgepr. RTitel und Lederecken.
19604274BOhne Ort, Verlag und Jahr, [um 1960]. 4° (25 x 21,5 cm). 1 Titelblatt, 1 Bl. Impressum (illustr.) und 24 Tafeln unverschämt erotischen Karikaturen. Rote Kartonmappe mit schwarzen Schließbändchen. [5 Warenabbildungen]
19252999AOhne weitere Angaben [ca. 1925]. 2 Teile in einem Band. 16°. 112 u. 107 S. Leinen mit RTitel.
17563904B[Rostock], Gedruckt in Deutschland, o.J. [1756]. 8° (20 x 16,5 cm). 24 S. Geheftet o. Einband.
1882948AParis, Théophile Belin, (1882). 8°. 4 Bll., 55 S. Priv. HPergament d. Zt. mit Ledertitelschildchen am Rücken.
