Spree Magazine Vol. 1 No. 38 Barbara Dee – 1963

📰 Spree Magazine Vol. 1 No. 38 – 1963

"The Biggest, Gutsiest, Most Colorful Magazine Ever!"

This bold and eclectic 1963 issue of Spree delivers a wild mix of spicy fiction, daring exposés, dark humor, and tantalizing pictorials featuring buxom beauties from the golden age of men’s mags.

📖 Featured Highlights:

• 🔥 White Slavery’s New Boom – Shocking exposé by Cyrus W. Bell
• 🕵️ I Plotted Hitler’s Murder – Eye-witness wartime thriller by Lt. Karl Kray
• 💋 Pin-up pictorials with Barbara Dee, Betty, and more
• 🏁 Racy Racing Girl and Miss Pool-sales-girlship pictorials
• ✍️ Fiction by Sam Albert and W.J. Reynolds
• 🎭 Goodbye Miss Bump-and-Grind – A nostalgic ode to burlesque
• 110 pages of vintage pulp fun, satire, and mid-century adult storytelling

This is classic men's magazine nostalgia at its finest—part history, part fantasy, and all mid-century charm. A rare find for collectors of vintage adult ephemera and 1960s pop culture.

📏 8.5" x 11" • 110 Pages • B&W + Color • Vintage Men's Magazine

*Please remember vintage used items may show signs of use / wear (i.e. light rubbing, pinholes, yellowing, bends or scuffs due to age --please see photos)

Kept in excellent condition.

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