Men Only Magazine

In the early days, this was in the 19 thirties, it advertised, the first article advertised it as, we don't want women readers. And they did have a few of those, but they didn't have pin ups as we' know them to day. S kind of became bigg in the seventies when it was bought over by a guy called paul raymond, who ran the clubs in soho. And then he turned it into much more of a sexy magazine. Did become kind of a little bit sex before that, but that's when it became proper top shelf stuff. On the front page, it had the names of the people who were writing in this