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Brunette Striptease (Vintage Erotica Adult Picture Book) - cover

Brunette Striptease (Vintage Erotica Adult Picture Book)

Erotic Photography

Verlag: e-artnow

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Beschreibung

This is an adult picture book with no text: a pretty brunette strips for our pleasure in these 60 high resolution (1024 pixels X 765 pixels) black and white still pictures from a short silent film of an unknown author from the 1950's. The brunette wears several layers of sexy undies, to tease us even more with a bit of olden days erotica. Ahh, the innocence…
Verfügbar seit: 04.01.2013.
Drucklänge: 60 Seiten.

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