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The History of Men's Magazines · all six volumes
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The History of Men's Magazines · all six volumes

Dian Hanson, Taschen 2004–2005 · volumes 1 to 6, complete · about 460 pages each · text in three languages

Item no. 100-915-000


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Description

The complete run of Dian Hanson's standard work on the men's magazines of the twentieth century — all six volumes, published by Taschen between 2004 and 2005. From the first title around 1900 to the end of the seventies; roughly 460 pages per volume, colour throughout, with German, English and French text side by side.

The six volumes

  • Vol. 1 — From 1900 to Post-WWII
  • Vol. 2 — From Post-War to 1959
  • Vol. 3 — 1960s At the Newsstand · ISBN 3-8228-2976-5
  • Vol. 4 — 1960s Under the Counter · ISBN 3-8228-3635-4
  • Vol. 5 — 1970s At the Newsstand · ISBN 3-8228-3636-2
  • Vol. 6 — 1970s Under the Counter · ISBN 3-8228-3637-0

How they are made

Each volume has a board embossed in crocodile grain in its own colour — red, dark green, blue, light blue, mint and pink — with a cut-out pin-up figure on top. Lined up on a shelf, the run is half the pleasure of the thing.

Condition

All six complete and clean, boards free of dents and corner knocks, blocks tight, no markings. Used, but carefully kept.

Key facts

  • Six volumes, Taschen, Cologne 2004–2005
  • about 460 pages each, colour throughout
  • text in German / English / French
  • hardcover with crocodile embossing, one colour each

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