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New York: Arnold Gingrich, 1967. Soft cover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 138pp. No label. Nice condition. Jack Palance on cover. Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall

New York: Arnold Gingrich, 1966. Soft cover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 142pp. No label. Cassius Clay & Floyd Patterson on the cover. Very nice condition. Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall

Chicago: Esquire, Inc, 1965. Magazine. 138 p. 10x13 inches in glossy wraps. Shelf and edge wear, some pages toned & foxed, heavy wear along spine, some bumping of cover wrap. Premier men's magazine of the 1960 and 1970s, Esquire was considered "high class" by it's upper middle class and professional class readers with advertisements for high end costly commodities like clothing and cologne. It was also a well regarded literary magazine. In this issues articles cover WWII Pacific Island battles, reviews of Tennessee Williams, and more.

NY: Esquire, Inc., 1972. Not Indicated . Soft cover. Very Good +. Color & b/w Photos & Illustrations.

Chicago, IL: Esquire, Inc.. Cover feature "Exclusive! The Plot to Unionize the U.S. Army!" with accompanying inside article "Military Personnel Will Not Participate in Any Activity Having to Do With Creating a Union for Enlisted Men (Oh yeah?)" by Robert Christgau. Contents also include "Mantle Fans Mays - Mays Fans Mantle" (Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle, with photos); photospread of Raquel Welch entitled "Perfection in an Imperfect World"; article "FLASH! WINCHELL IS A RELUCTANT ANACHRONISM - OHMIGAHD!" by Michael Zwerin (on Walter Winchell); fiction "Wind Die. You Die. We Die." by William [S.] Burroughs; article "The Politics of Pot" by James Sterba ("You remember, of course, how well Prohibition worked"); article "The Wagumps Are Next to Godliness" by Peter Swerdloff; article "Hell Sucks" by Michael Herr (on Vietnam: "Impressions from the only war we've got"); article "Until Joey… Read More

Chicago, IL: Esquire, Inc.. A massive publication, complete, containing 140 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: cover story and feature The Kidnapping of Joe Bonanno by Gay Talese ("Who would dare so to dishonor one of America's most powerful families?"); Requiem for a Heavy by Bruce Jay Friedman ("The technical knockout of Charles 'Sonny' Liston, 1932-1971); fiction In Utica by Jerry Bumpus; The Wit and Sass of Harry S. Truman by Robert Alan Aurthur; Cheap Thrills by Mike Jahn ("How to tell horrible [movies] from just plain bad"); Were you there when they photographed my Lord? by Karl E. Meyer (on the Shroud of Turin); fiction A Sorrowful Woman by Gail Godwin; text and photospread Will Wally [Walter] Hickel ever come home? by Richard Joseph; The Medicare Mob: Four grand old felons from the Golden Age of Crime (Floyd Hamilton, Willie Sutton, W. D. Jones, Leonard Fristoe). Condition: in moderately worn covers showing light creases to front… Read More

Chicago, IL: Esquire, Inc.. Condition: light waterstain to lower right corner of first several inside pages (not affecting pagination); periodic small chips along outer narrow spine; in lightly worn, lightly soiled covers. Contents include: splendid cover illustration of painters painting an enormous billboard for the film Cleopatra featuring a reclining Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton; accompanying inside lead article The Cleopatra Papers by Jack Brodsky and Nathan Weiss; article The Ivy League Negro by William Melvin Kelley; article Young Man, Be an Executioner by Gerald Walker; fiction The Romantic Life of Alphonse A by J. P. Donleavy; article O'Toole on the Ould Sod by Gay Talese (on Peter O'Toole); article, with photos, Sunny Jim's Lament by Robert Riger (on Jimmy "Mr. Fitz" Fitzsimmons); article The Child From Thirty to Forty by Sam Blum; fiction The Brothers by John Thompson. . Fair. Magazine. First Edition. 1963.

Esquire, Inc.. Condition: light cover soil; light to moderate cover wear in places; small chip to each of upper and lower outer narrow spine edges. Contents include: Mike Wallace interviewed (with photos, entitled "Mike Wallace on the Spot! Five celebrities who've appeared on his show turn tables on TV's rudest interviewer"); play "The Quare Fellow" by Brendan Behan; photospread of Vikki Dougan; article "King Saud's Harem" by Maria La Yacoma ("The only American girl ever permitted behind its walls describes it here in detail"); article "The Pacific-Orient Special" by Richard Joseph (with photos: "New directions for tourists traveling the eastern world"); article, with photos "G-String Gormorrah" by Nelson Algren ("An expert reports on Calumet City, a baby Babylon where spitbacks wait for marks and 11 a.m. is dead of night"); article "The Clarification of Audrey Hepburn" by Robert W. Marks; verse… Read More