“Book Her!”
A hundred years ago the phrase “throw the book at” someone had a very different meaning, apparently:
Artwork is a detail from the cover of the October 1928 issue of Weird Tales, painted by pulp illustrator C. C. Senf.
A hundred years ago the phrase “throw the book at” someone had a very different meaning, apparently:
Artwork is a detail from the cover of the October 1928 issue of Weird Tales, painted by pulp illustrator C. C. Senf.
Rope bondage and tits? Two great tastes that taste great together!
Another old Insex pic, I do believe.
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I like to think her husband just can’t resist handcuffing her in the little patch of forest behind their house, in that golden hour before sunset when the light is too delicious to ignore.
In truth I don’t know the source for this photo; it started circulating on Tumblr in 2013 but I’ve never seen a photo credit for it.
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These drooling ring gag photos are from an Insex shoot “BJ’s Test” released in 2000:
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At first she thought this was just a friendly little bondage game. All she had to do was hold the enema tube clenched between her teeth — a test of concentration, no more than that. But when her devious master pulled out a cane and started trying to make her cry out, she realized it was a game she couldn’t hope to win:
Art is by The Veterinarian.
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It looks like the Kink.com sale for Cyber Monday (and the rest of the week, probably, from the name of the sale) is a three-months-for-the-price-of-one deal. Which isn’t bad at all! Plus, a join now will get you through the cold winter and all the way to the hearts-and-candy holiday sale in February.
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You might be surprised to learn that bondage photos of actual sisters were appearing in edgy photography magazines in the 1920s. You might be, but you should not be:
This photo, titled Sisters Enchained, appeared in the September 17, 1926 issue of Arts and Vanities magazine. The caption says this is “a composition of both art and camera work” with the art having been applied (in the darkroom, presumably) to “Alberta and Adamae Vaughn, of F.B.O. fame.”
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