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I just bought a 1940 second edition copy of this book
nice!
they go older (back to 1899 I think?) but deteriorate in condition; I'm looking forward to receiving it!
Once upon a time I had a more recent reprint. Not at all rare or anything (as far as I know). It's a great book. It's probably buried in a storage unit in Kansas somewhere right now.
But I'd love to have a vintage printing. Super jealous.
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Ms Harmless wrote:
I just bought a 1940 second edition copy of this book
these look cool
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Ms Harmless wrote:
I just recieved this lil bebbe in the post! 1940 2nd edition
My friends bought me one for my birthday (amazing present!) It's a cool book isn't it?
I winced at some of the entries but then remembered that, when I was growing up, my mum and dad had a 1970s copy of some Reader's Digest medical encyclopedia which listed homosexuality as a "disease" with "no known cure"
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Juvenal wrote:
Ms Harmless wrote:
I just recieved this lil bebbe in the post! 1940 2nd edition
My friends bought me one for my birthday (amazing present!) It's a cool book isn't it?
I winced at some of the entries but then remembered that, when I was growing up, my mum and dad had a 1970s copy of some Reader's Digest medical encyclopedia which listed homosexuality as a "disease" with "no known cure"
wow, yeah, queer history is a trip
it's a fascinating book; I had hoped this copy would be in *slightly* better condition, the binding is together but a little fragile and torn in spots, so I won't be reading it all that often, but I've just found a place for it on my shelf
I just bought a 1940 second edition copy of this book
True story - about twenty years ago, I was exploring an abondoned building with some friends and found a copy of this book amongst the garbage strewn about. I didn't take it at the time, but I wish I had.
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guitar_davey wrote:
Ms Harmless wrote:
I just bought a 1940 second edition copy of this book
True story - about twenty years ago, I was exploring an abondoned building with some friends and found a copy of this book amongst the garbage strewn about. I didn't take it at the time, but I wish I had.
I just bought a 1940 second edition copy of this book
True story - about twenty years ago, I was exploring an abondoned building with some friends and found a copy of this book amongst the garbage strewn about. I didn't take it at the time, but I wish I had.
holy shit! that's a great story and a bit creepy
As I recall, it was a nurse's residence back in the day. It's since been demolished.
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