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Old 08-11-2017, 02:03 PM   #57
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Originally Posted by crich70 View Post
True. There were without doubt books that were 'independently' printed that weren't for the mainstream reader. Some Victorian Erotica for example or one can imagine a book like the Kama Sutra as another example. And at one time magazines like Playboy would have been sold under the counter. They were a lot harder to distribute though I would think than such would be now.
We went two different places but I love your examples much better than mine.
IIRC: In some places, Playboy or Hustler were outlawed completely by city ordinances.
Other places only certain stores could carry them. Even in the late 80's, they had to be sealed in plastic so kids couldn't read them. The hard core books and magazines had to be sold in adult book stores. (One industry the Internet has almost if not completely put out of business. )
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