North Hollywood, CA: Brandon House, 1963. Book cover art. Paperback book not seen. The book was a collection of ribald, rollicking cartoons collected from other publications such as Champagne, High Time, Late Date, Madcap, and others. More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1966. 158pp. An erotic novel. "The long-hidden letters of London's most famous lady of pleasure." Cover states fifth printing. 1024. More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. 158pp. 2054. More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. 192pp., introduction by Steven George, PhD. 6018. More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. 192pp xplicit erotic novel translated by L. E. LaBan [Lauraine Kirby]. Introduction by Rudolph Conway [Jack Hirschman]. A translation of Kriss Lherr, Amous sans permis (Le Journal d’un salaud), n.p.: Le cercle carré, n.d. A French novel probably dating from the 1950’s. . 6011... More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1969. 159pp. 6027. More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. 207pp. Introduction by Geoffrey Lowndes. An erotic novel. 3027. More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1969. 160pp. Translated from the French by L.E. La Ban [Lauraine Kirby]; introduction by Rudolph Conway [Jack Hirschman]. From the library of Patrick J. Kearney. A translation of an unidentified foreign work. 6039. More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1967. 160pp. A translation was first published by Charles Carrington at Paris in 1898.A reprint of an English translation of an erotic French work that was first published at Paris by Charles Carrington in 1898. The translator may have been John Stephen Farmer. The French original..... More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. 240pp. An anthology of four shorter erotic works from a period covering the 17th - 19th centuries: *[Catéchisme libertin] The Libertine’s Manual, translated by ‘L. E. LaBan’ [Lauraine Kirby]. Originally published in 1791, this work has been ascribed to Théroigne de Mericourt. **[Gamiani, ou Deux..... More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1967. 159pp., introduction by Allen D. Warner, Ph.D. Written By Herself. From the library of Patrick J. Kearney, with his small name sticker at the bottom of the front pastedown. 3013. More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. 160pp. 6017. More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1967. 334pp., translated by Rudolf Scheifer, introduction by Hilary E. Holt, Ph.D. A sequel, called in the original German "Meine 365 Liebhaber. Erotische Memoire", to Felix Salten's well known novel about a Viennese prostitute. The origins and authorship of this sequel are obscure. They seem first..... More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. 224pp.+256pp., introductions by Jack Hirschman, Ph.D. A reprint of an erotic novel first published at Paris in 1928, in an edition of 125 copies Two nice Brandon House reprints (nos. 3023 & 3024). They were originally published by the Miller Brothers at New York about..... More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1969. 206pp. Translated by Henrik van Breda. From the library of Patrick J. Kearney. 6040. More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1969. 224pp. 6026. More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1967. 192+200+227pp., introduction by Jack Hirschman, Ph.D. A facsimile reprint of a 1920s or 30s American reissue of this Victorian pornographic magazine. From the library of Patrick J. Kearney, with his small name sticker at the bottom of the front pastedown. 4001. More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1967. viii+146pp., introduction by John S. Murphy, Ph.D. A reprint of a Victorian pornographic novel that was originally published with a false New York imprint at London, c. 1884. A reprint of a pornographic novel originally published at London in 1884, probably by Edward Avery in..... More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. 222, 145pp. Introduction by Allen D. Warner, Ph.D. "Mariska spent her childhood in the slavish confines of Russian serfdom, where the lash was used with cruel regularity. At first she tried to resist, but she finally gave in and discovered a strange satisfaction in pain..... More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. 256pp. Introduction by John E. Wright, Ph.D. Translated by Paul Anhalt. A bold expose of the secret sexual practices carried on behind the sanctuary walls of a convent 200 years ago. 'Therese' is from the French erotic classic of 1748, often ascribed to ascribed to..... More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1967. 174pp. + ads. An erotic novel. 1091. More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1967. 190pp+ad., introduction by Hilary Holt, Ph.D. "Guadalupe was the kind of girl who literally couldn't say no!." 2017. More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1968. First Edition. 224pp. + ads. An erotic pulp set in decadent Austria between the two world wars. 6019. More
No. Hollywood: Brandon House, 1967. 191pp., translated by Paul Anhalt, introduction by Albert W. Lowy, Ph.D. The first English edition of "Erinnerungen eines Lebemanns." The German text was published originally at Berlin in 1908 in two volumes, and limited to 400 numbered copies. The authorship was credited to ‘Philipp Lust,’..... More
North Hollywood: Brandon House, 1970. 192 pp. + ads. "As Edith writhed across the Colonel's lap, she realized that her resistance had been a mere formality. She knew that it was her secret desire to be raped-to be forcibly, violently possessed, so that she would not have to feel guilty..... More