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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: None. First Edition. 72 pages, illustrated throughout in colour. The second issue of the prestigious magazine for owners, enthusiasts, supporters and friends of Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars.

Newspaper. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is Issue No. 177 (November 19, 1975) of The Advocate: Touching Your Lifestyle edited by John Preston and published by David B. Goodstein and Liberation Publications, Inc. out of San Mateo, California. A large newsprint magazine containing 48 pages including front and rear covers (this copy missing the laid-in classified ads). Containing news, articles, columns, profiles, photos, and vintage advertisements, contents include: full-page ad for Club Houston/Club Dallas ("In Texas, it's the Club Bath [Bathhouse] chain!"); news article "Discoveries at The Federal Conference: Pledges of Unity Support for Women's Rights" (on the conference "Federal Government and Gays" sponsored by GAA, the Gay Activists Alliance, with photos of Martin Duberman and Dolores Noll); new article The Government Backs Out of Gay Citizen Fight by Randy Shilts ("A United States District Court recently ruled that a gay New Zealander [Paul Brodie] could not be denied naturalization as an American citizen merely because of his sexual orientation"); news article "Gay Cops: An Issue Getting Attention Nation-Wide" by George Mendenhall; article "Gay Liberation in Spain: Struggle and Secrecy - For a Better Future" by Mark Thompson; full-page ad for the Midtowne Spa in Los Angeles (with illustration: "The One Picture That Says It All"); cover feature "You ski Utah, Colorado, New England, The Northwest, The Sierras, & The Alps - But can you ski gay?" (with articles on each); article "Dallas Weekend" by George DeWoody (with seven photos); article "Jockwatching" by Arnie Kantrowitz; Interview - "Director Sidney Lumet Talks About 'Dog Day Afternoon'" (with his photo).

Newspaper. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is Issue No. 175 (October 22, 1975) of The Advocate: Touching Your Lifestyle edited by John Preston and published by David B. Goodstein and Liberation Publications, Inc. out of San Mateo, California. A large newsprint magazine containing 56 pages including front and rear covers (this copy missing the laid-in classified ads). Containing news, articles, columns, profiles, photos, and vintage advertisements, contents include: full-page ad for The Club Toronto ("A member of The Club Bath [Bathhouse] Chain"); full-page ad for Ripples in Long Beach ("First Anniversary Celebration"); article "Future of Gay Rights? The Emerging Gay Middle-Class" by Randy Shilts; one-third page ad for the 1976 Colt Calendar (with four photos); cover story "Gay People Make Babies, Too! - A Special Report on Homosexual Parents" (contents include Introduction by Randy Shilts; "Sandy [Sandra Schuster] & Madeline [Isaacson]: Lovers with a House Full of Kids" by Randy Shilts - with their photo; splendid centerfold photospread "Lesbian Mother: A Photo Album by Karen Becker" with seven photos; half-page "G.F.U.: A Solution for Some" [Gay Fathers Unlimited]; "Do I Want a Child?" by Arnie Kantrowitz); full-page ad for Warehouse Pier 51 in New York ("Cruising - Boozing - Whatever - For the Natural Man"); special section "New York - East Side, West Side, All Around - It's a Nice Place to Visit, but Why the Hell Live There?" (with articles by George Whitmore, Vito Russo - who writes on The Village - Arnie Kantrowitz, and Joe Parisi); full-page ad for The Barracks in Toronto and New York.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: None. First Edition. 72 pages, illustrated throughout in colour. The first issue of the prestigious magazine for owners, enthusiasts, supporters and friends of Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars. Includes a postcard to introduce a friend to Queste.

Magazine. 80p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, news, interviews, reviews, photos, ads, resources, events, very good LGBTQ magazine in pictorial wraps. This is a different publication than the UCLA tabloid. Cover story on Scott Thompson as 'Buddy' in "Kids in the Hall." On gay and lesbian comedy. Profile of Simon LeVay. Excerpt from Schulman's novel "Combat." Portfolio of artist Keating.