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1950s Pinup Magazines

Towelboy

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I have 5 early 1950s magazines and no idea of the value of them. They have varying levels of cover and spine damage but are not missing pages. Any idea if these are worth anything?post-227-142664082711_thumb.jpg

Eyeful Volume 8 December 1951 Number 3

Famous Paris Models February 1952

Flirt Volume 5 June 1952 Number 3

Eyeful Volume 9 August 1952 Number 1

Wink Volume 8 February 1953 Number 4

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I don't often pine for the "old days" but I sure do wish that Madison Avenue returned to a day when more "healthy" women were the sex symbols.

 

 

 

"Healthy at any weight" is bullshit and obesity in our culture needs to be addressed, but trying to convince our wives and daughters that they all need to be size 2 is doing so much more harm than good.

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