London Life
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- "London Life" was the most important fetishist magazine in the world during the 1930`s. It was distributed and available literally worldwide. Early American fetish producers advertised, read and contributed to its content. Its style and influence were the end product from the conglomeration of varied competing magazines such as "Half Holiday", "Illustrated Tid - Bits", "Modern Society" and "Photo Bits".[1]
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