RAFF - 1960s Danish Men's Magazine

 

Long before Scandinavia became synonymous with the publication of erotic magazines, books and films there were the Swedish, digest sized girlie magazines, rarely seen outside of the region. RAFF, one of the rare titles from AB Hsonproduktion was not only pushing the edge of censorship by publishing unretouched photos of men and women (public hair) in an early 1960s, non-nudist oriented men's magazine, but was also avant-garde in its us of color, typography, graphic layouts and cover designs. Here, from the archives, are three issues showing covers and pages.

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Black Lace Issue #1 1959 Girlie Magazine

The first issue of this short lived American girlie magazine featuring 

nudes, pin-ups and glamour photographs. 

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BLACK GARTER Heels & Hose Men's Magazine 1959

Sadly only three issues of Black Garter made it to the sales racks but they were all very special issues loaded with some of the more memorable models of the time including Anita Ventura, Laura Vickers, Lorraine Burnett, Ann Austin, Jennifer Jordan, Madeline Castle, Irma The Body, Jackie Miller, Pat Wright and Karen (aka Rita) Castro. Excellent photography cover to cover, featuring busty babes in and out of garter belts, stockings, sexy lingerie and high heels. Published in New York City, circa 1959.

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GARTER PARADE Busty Babes Garters & Hose 1960s

Very scarce digest sized magazine published in New York City, early 1960s. Featuring sexy busy babes in and out of lingerie, bras, panties and especially garter belts and nylon stockings. Each issue filled with marvelous models cover to cover.

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PIFF ~ Part 2 Swedish 1960s Girlie Magazine

Long before Scandinavia became synonymous with the publication of erotic magazines, books and films there were the Swedish, digest sized girlie magazines, rarely seen outside of the region. PIFF, one of the rare titles from AB Hsonproduktion was not only pushing the edge of censorship by publishing unretouched photos of men and women (public hair) in an early 1960s, non-nudist oriented men's magazine, but was also avant-garde in its us of color, typography, graphic layouts and cover designs. Here are four issues showing covers and various pages. Note: some of the photographs in these magazine originated outside of Scandinavia in France, England and the United States.

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