Thanks to the anonymous person who scanned these. All I had to do was reset the captions for legibility.
Copyright © 1966 PLAYBOY
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In the fifties and sixties, and well into the seventies, Playboy was the coolest magazine in the world, bar none. Your post shows why. -- Mykal
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