Where's the bunny head?

If you read (past tense) the magazine you would know there was a little game of hide and seek. Even before you opened the cover. This one was obvious. It was a bit like finding Nina in a Hirschfeld. Anyone know what I'm talking about?


When I turned eighteen I started buying my own. I had a sense of duty to find out "What sort of man reads playboy?". Eventually had a subscription for about four years. So many covers. So much fun. What do you remember about the revolutionary periodical?

If you read (past tense) the magazine you would know there was a little game of hide and seek. Even before you opened the cover. This one was obvious. It was a bit like finding Nina in a Hirschfeld. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

When I turned eighteen I started buying my own. I had a sense of duty to find out "What sort of man reads playboy?". Eventually had a subscription for about four years. So many covers. So much fun. What do you remember about the revolutionary periodical?

Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

ON THE BOOT IS THE BUNNY HEAD!!!

Yes. That was the obvious one. Sometimes it's obvious.


Other times it was frustrating. Especially when it was in the curls of the covergirls' hair.


Of course when it was too difficult you got the answer at the bottom of the table of contents.

Yes. That was the obvious one. Sometimes it's obvious.

Other times it was frustrating. Especially when it was in the curls of the covergirls' hair.

Of course when it was too difficult you got the answer at the bottom of the table of contents. Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

pocket ....i use to look at the playboy mag just to play this game....forgot how much fun this is

It was one of the first porn I ever stole and looked at, lols.

Thank you so much for this thread!

I have two Playboy magazines from 1955 (pictured below) in excellent condition which were gifted to me by a wonderful client! They are wrapped up in plastic and kept in a safe place. I looked online and some of the editions are going for thousands. Nonetheless, I will be holding on to these for a very, very long time.

September 1954 - This issue featured a lot of black musicians and jazz artists. Which, I have great respect for Hugh Hefner because he provided a platform for black entertainers as he welcomed them to perform on his show, Playboy After Dark when other network didn't want to at that time.




November 1954

Thank you so much for this thread!

I have two Playboy magazines from 1955 (pictured below) in excellent condition which were gifted to me by a wonderful client! They are wrapped up in plastic and kept in a safe place. I looked online and some of the editions are going for thousands. Nonetheless, I will be holding on to these for a very, very long time.

September 1954 - This issue featured a lot of black musicians and jazz artists. Which, I have great respect for Hugh Hefner because he provided a platform for black entertainers as he welcomed them to perform on his show, Playboy After Dark when other network didn't want to at that time.




November 1954

Originally Posted by Adrienne Baptiste

Super cool girl....i would def put those under lock and key somewhere safe , that was nice of a client to gift those to you and def worth money!!!

If you read any of the Playboy magazines, you can surely recall some the humorous cartoons in them. I myself was very fond of the illustrations from Doug Sneyd.

It was one of the first porn I ever stole and looked at, lols. Originally Posted by Victoria of Houston

+1 for sure

Super cool girl....i would def put those under lock and key somewhere safe , that was nice of a client to gift those to you and def worth money!!! Originally Posted by Cendell M

Thank you so much! I have a penchant for collecting books and I'm very gracious for the clients who gift the invaluable.

If you read any of the Playboy magazines, you can surely recall some the humorous cartoons in them. I myself was very fond of the illustrations from Doug Sneyd.





Originally Posted by Adrienne Baptiste

Dont you recall thats all anyone looked at the Playboy mag for "The Cartoons"

haha thats what ive been told anyway lol

Dont you recall thats all anyone looked at the Playboy mag for "The Cartoons"

haha thats what ive been told anyway lol Originally Posted by Cendell M

It was "I read (present tense) it for the articles."

Thank you so much for this thread!

I have great respect for Hugh Hefner because he provided a platform for black entertainers as he welcomed them to perform on his show, Playboy After Dark when other network didn't want to at that time. Originally Posted by Adrienne Baptiste

I second that emotion. He made it a point to provide an actual FORUM to ANYONE who found it difficult to express their views on sensitive issues. Even offensive satirists.

That's why we read it for the articles. And short stories.

It was one of the first porn I ever stole and looked at, lols. Originally Posted by Victoria of Houston

It was more than porn. But when we're adolescents, we go strait for the pictures. My GF at the time was pissed that I had so many issues. Then she understood when she looked for herself.

Thank you ladies for being the first to reply. Whatever my reputation on here, you bitches rock! LOL

It was "I read (present tense) it for the articles."



I second that emotion. He made it a point to provide an actual FORUM to ANYONE who found it difficult to express their views on sensitive issues. Even offensive satirists.

That's why we read it for the articles. And short stories.



It was more than porn. But when we're adolescents, we go strait for the pictures. My GF at the time was pissed that I had so many issues. Then she understood when she looked for herself.

Thank you ladies for being the first to reply. Whatever my reputation on here, you bitches rock! LOL Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

I remember the level of disgust and embarrassment I felt when I found my father's coveted Playboy issues. With my parents being married at the time, I believed that having a magazine with naked women was a cardinal sin.

Nonetheless, I confronted my father and he explained to me that Playboy was a magazine for male entertainment, not for adultery. When I got older, I finally understood what he meant when I purchased one of the magazines for myself.

Which, I found Playboy to be somewhat of a reminiscent of GQ and Esquire. It catered to the ideas, interests and well-being of men. Also, It wasn't all that much about sex.

Now Hustler Magazine? That's a different animal.

It was "I read (present tense) it for the articles."



I second that emotion. He made it a point to provide an actual FORUM to ANYONE who found it difficult to express their views on sensitive issues. Even offensive satirists.

That's why we read it for the articles. And short stories.



It was more than porn. But when we're adolescents, we go strait for the pictures. My GF at the time was pissed that I had so many issues. Then she understood when she looked for herself.

Thank you ladies for being the first to reply. Whatever my reputation on here, you bitches rock! LOL Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

Back at ya and again thanks for this Super cool thread!!!!! Cartoons, articles , & the SUPER HOT CHICKS who are we kidding lol

Thanks again

I remember the level of disgust and embarrassment I felt when I found my father's coveted Playboy issues. With my parents being married at the time, I believed that having a magazine with naked women was a cardinal sin.

Nonetheless, I confronted my father and he explained to me that Playboy was a magazine for male entertainment, not for adultery. When I got older, I finally understood what he meant when I purchased one of the magazines for myself.

Which, I found Playboy to be somewhat of a reminiscent of GQ and Esquire. It catered to the ideas, interests and well-being of men. Also, It wasn't all that much about sex.

Now Hustler Magazine? That's a different animal. Originally Posted by Adrienne Baptiste

Btw, love the Avatar im going to pull a Paris Hilton "Thats Hot"
lol...

sorry, you switched it up both are hot!!