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Robert Rosen spent the last two decades of the 20th century working in the world of adult magazines. Under the name Bobby Paradise, he edited titles like High Society, D-Cup and many more. In Beaver Street: A History of Modern Pornography, Rosen, who also wrote the John Lennon biography Nowhere Man, combines his personal tales with insight into the world of adult entertainment.
Let's take a look back at ten NSFW images that marked the late 20th century.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
1. Stag, 1974
The natural look of the 1970s graces the cover of this issue of Stag.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
2. High Society, January, 1984
The 3-D special.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
3. High Society, February, 1984
Totally '80s with massive, um, hair and heavy make-up.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
4. Swank, November, 1984
Celebrating 30 years of Swank with pole dancing and puns.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
5. For Adults Only, November, 1985
The '80s derrière, glossy and toned.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
6. Greg Dark, a female porn star (identity unknown), Walter Dark
Partying, porn star-style.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
7. Bra Busters, 1989
For those who like buxom ladies.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
8. D-Cup, May, 1992
Tiffany Towers with a strategically placed scarf.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
9. Interactive Visual Chat advertisement
The early days of online entertainment for adults.
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Credit: All images courtesy of Robert Rosen
10. Plump and Pink, 1999
Because lust comes in all sizes.
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