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Vintage Playboys
The other day, while checking out the shops along Bleecker Street in New York City’s West Village, we stumbled upon this unique window display housing 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s Playboy Magazines. This copy, which unfortunately wasn’t for sale - regardless of our begging and failed negotiation tactics, had an Ivy League School theme - perfect to place on a coffee table. Fear not, we found a few other classic vintage issues in the eBay closet to begin amassing the pinup collection. 
(Photo and Text by Yale Breslin) 

Vintage Playboys

The other day, while checking out the shops along Bleecker Street in New York City’s West Village, we stumbled upon this unique window display housing 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s Playboy Magazines. This copy, which unfortunately wasn’t for sale - regardless of our begging and failed negotiation tactics, had an Ivy League School theme - perfect to place on a coffee table. Fear not, we found a few other classic vintage issues in the eBay closet to begin amassing the pinup collection. 

(Photo and Text by Yale Breslin) 

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My New Favorite Tumblr: The Paris Review
By Jauretsi
This week, I glanced upon the sweet pages of The Paris Review, a quarterly magazine that was founded in 1953. Well, the iconic magazine now has a Tumblr, addressed to “the good writers and good poets, the non-drumbeaters and non-axe grinders” according to their bio. Curated by Justin Alvarez, the blog is a variety of literary musings and visual nuggets. If you’re unfamiliar with the print edition, or just an avid collector of older issues, check out vintage Paris Reviews available on eBay. 
(Photo: courtesy of Paris Review Tumblr. Follow them here)

My New Favorite Tumblr: The Paris Review

By Jauretsi

This week, I glanced upon the sweet pages of The Paris Review, a quarterly magazine that was founded in 1953. Well, the iconic magazine now has a Tumblr, addressed to “the good writers and good poets, the non-drumbeaters and non-axe grinders” according to their bio. Curated by Justin Alvarez, the blog is a variety of literary musings and visual nuggets. If you’re unfamiliar with the print edition, or just an avid collector of older issues, check out vintage Paris Reviews available on eBay. 

(Photo: courtesy of Paris Review Tumblr. Follow them here)