Evening Reader / ER772

author	John Dexter
title	Doubled in Lust
series/number	Evening Reader  / ER772
publisher	Greenleaf Publications, Evanstown IL [then: San Diego, CA]
year (pages)	1st book edition 1965
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Beacon Softcover Library / S75166

author	Kay Johnson
title	The Corrupted
series/number	Beacon Softcover Library / S75166
publisher	Universal Publishing - New York, NY.
year (pages)	1966
cover	-
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France / F48

author	Mort Gillian [John Gilmore]
title	Dark Obsession
series/number	France / F48
publisher	International Publications, Hollywood, CA
year (pages)	1963
cover	-
note	-
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France / F28

author	Tom Gay
title	Lion Lover
series/number	France / F28
publisher	International Publications, Hollywood, CA
year (pages)	1963
cover	-
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Saber / SA 11

author	Oscar Peck
title	Sex Life of a Cop
series/number	Saber / SA 11
publisher	West Coast News Co., Fresno, CA., Clovis, CA., Los Angeles, CA.
year (pages)	1959
cover	-
note	"Sex Life of a Cop" was written by Oscar Peck and published by Sanford Aday in 1959 under his Saber Books imprint. It was the only one of seven books published by Aday which was found to be "obscene, lewd, lascivious and filthy" by a jury in Federal Court in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They convicted Aday of trafficking in obscenity across state lines to Michigan. Aday received a 25 year sentence and $25,000 fine. In June 1967, the Supreme Court of the United States held that the book was not obscene and the earlier decisions were overturned. Aday was an unsuccessful novelist. Part of it was his books were too racy for the mainstream. Frustrated, he started his own press, with three imprints: Vega, Saber, and Fabian. These books often pushed the envelope when it came to incest, homosexuality, and detailed sex acts. As a jab to the local cops, he published "Sex Life of a Cop", by an alleged former cop, publicizing the book as being a true account of how cops are crooked and take liberties with the law and sex. Aday belonged to the early gay rights organization, the Mattachine Society. Aday was among the first to openly publish gay and lesbian themed books under his three imprints: Vega, Saber, and Fabian." (from EBAY offer)
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Nitelight Reader / MR 128

author	[no author listed]
title	Sin Studio
series/number	Nitelight Reader / MR 128
publisher	Art Enterprises / Epic
year (pages)	~ 1965
cover	-
note	-
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Bantam / 794

author	Ray Morrison
title	Angels Camp
series/number	Bantam / 794
publisher	Bantam Books, Inc., New York, NY.
year (pages)	[1st Bantam printing: July] 1950
cover	Gillen
note	-
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Graphic Giant / G208

author	Mario Pai
title	Swords for Charlemagne (Swords of Anjou)
series/number	Graphic Giant  / G208
publisher	Graphic Publishing Co. Inc., New York, NY, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 1949 - 1957
year (pages)	1955
cover	Robert A. Maguire
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Newsstand Library / U 116

author	March Hastings
title	Fear of Incest
series/number	Newsstand Library  / U 116
publisher	Newsstand Library Magenta Books; Chicago, IL
year (pages)	1st book edition 1959
cover	-
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Blue Lite Book / BL 104

author	Hyman Dutch
title	Killer Whore
series/number	Blue Lite Book  / BL 104
publisher	-
year (pages)	1st book edition 1965
cover	-
note	-
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France Book / F 69

author	Harley Brisson
title	Passion Merchant
series/number	France Book  / F 69
publisher	International Publications, Hollywood, CA.
year (pages)	1st book edition 1963
cover	-
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Sundown Reader / SR 528

author	Alan Marshall
title	Passion Doll
series/number	Sundown Reader  / SR 528
publisher	Greenleaf Publications, Evanston, IL. [later:] San Diego, CA.
year (pages)	1st book editon 1964
cover	-
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Brandon House / 990

author	John Barry
title	Chastisement
series/number	Brandon House  / 990
publisher	American Art Agency [later:] American Art Enterprises North Hollywood, CA.
year (pages)	1st. book edition 1966
cover	-
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Beacon / B476

author	Louis Lorraine
title	Wives and Lovers
series/number	Beacon / B476
publisher	Universal Publishing New York, NY
year (pages)	1st printing 1962
cover	-
note	-
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Newsstand Library / U126

author	Joseph Heron
title	Agreement to Love
series/number	Newsstand Library  / U126
publisher	Newsstand Library Magenta Books; Chicago, IL
year (pages)	1960
cover	Robert Bonfils
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Beacon / B524F

author	Paul Gregory
title	The Casting Couch
series/number	Beacon  /  B524F
publisher	Universal Publishing New York, NY
year (pages)	1962
cover	-
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Brandon House / 612

author	Stanley Curson
title	Passion Hill
series/number	Brandon House / 612
publisher	American Art Agency [later:] American Art Enterprises North Hollywood, CA.
year (pages)	1963
cover	-
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primitive passions

author	Joe McDow
series/number	Domino Books / 72-717
publisher	Domino Books (Lancer Books) New York, NY
year	1964
cover	-
note	- reprints Bedside Book from 1959 -
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this bed we made

author	Artemis Smith
series/number	Monarch Books / [Mon-]183
publisher	Monarch Books; Derby, Connecticut
year	1st edeition 1st printing 1961
cover	Rafael DeSoto
note	"She loved her husband - and her girlfriend" "Here is a daring 'hip' novel of a young girl's search for sexual identity in the decadent world of today's Greenwich Village..."
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kiss me quick

author	Karl Kramer
series/number	Monarch Books / MB 121
publisher	Monarch Books Derby, Connecticut
year	1st printing 1959
cover	Robert Maguire
note	"SHE WAS WILD AND WILLING - BUT SHE PLAYED FOR KEEPS" - "Red Winslow was a pushover for dames - especially well-stacked blondes. So when the Organization - the crime syndicate - picked Red for a special job they sent a pimp to fetch him, curvaceous blonde Frances Dorset to seduce him and a thug to soften him up. And suddenly, like it or not, he found himself working for the underworld..."
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