Mixed Glamour - eBooks
I have acquired many books over the years and am still doing so. The books below are copies that I think are worthy of preserving and presenting here. Unfortunately, there are no complete sets, just a few of each title or random copies, which there were many of. Most of these books are from the 1960s and early 70s, and they usually contain very little information other than the publisher's name.
The content is very typical of the time, with lots of great pictures featuring stockings, suspenders, and knickers, generally of the high-waisted variety, frequently posed in odd domestic situations.
Sheer Chic No 1
Sheer Chic No 1
Sheer Chic No 1 – Lenorshaw Ltd London (48 Pages) A4 Size 1970s
A foreword from the Editor, Wanda Lidelle
If we are to rely, as we surely can, on the considerable evidence of Victorian and Edwardian erotica, the red-blooded males of both reigns had a major fetish for stockings. But the French too, even in the twenties and thirties, were equally enamoured of the delightful combination of smooth, inviting thighs arising in fleshy splendour out of well-filled sheaths of stockings.
What about today? Have those dreadful spider's-web tights killed all the delights of stockings?
Let me just say, from my intimate experience as a photographic model and woman, the answer is definitely "no". Wanda Lidelle
Contents: New Stocking Interludes of Pleasure, Sheer Comes the Bride, Silken Mailbag, Where Did That Shimmering Sheen Go, Silk Stockinged Starlet, Paris Strip, My Swollen Thighed Lizzie, My Deflowering (By Adorable Aunt Madelon).
Notes: This is an interesting magazine edited by Wanda Lidelle, with a varied mix of articles, letters, and stories, intermixed with some nice model pictures showcasing stockings, suspenders, and underwear. The magazine also includes 5 very nice and sexy pictures of Wanda Lidelle reclining on a bed. However, it is printed on fairly poor-quality paper stock, making it a bit grainy. I have never seen a copy before, but it is definitely worth a look. I don't think you will be disappointed.