Gay Bdsm

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Various Blogs

Someone collected gay bdsm art in a private scrapbook and got inspired by this cover for Man’s, published in 1962 and added this (own?) creation to the scrapbook. The other art in the scrapbook are from a very poor quality I decided however to add them anyway. These came from the collection from Charles “Chuck” Renslow (1929-2017), co-owner of Chicago’s Gold Coast bar; publisher of the magazines Triumph, Rawhide, and Mars; and founder of the long-running International Mr. Leather contest and the Leather Archives and Museum.

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