From 1963, this beautiful and vibrant cover from a 1963 publication which recently sold on eBay. Please contribute any info you may have on this one, folks!
From 1963, this beautiful and vibrant cover from a 1963 publication which recently sold on eBay. Please contribute any info you may have on this one, folks!
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I really don't know anything about this subject, but the book Who's who in contemporary gay and lesbian history by Robert Aldrich and Garry Wotherspoon mentions the magazine. It says that it was published in German and English by Knud Rame, aka Kim Kent. It was a foreign language counterpart to a Danish magazine called [i]Eos[/i].
Google Books link
Yale University acquired a stash of magazines from Knud Rame and they now comprise the Rame Collection of Gay and Lesbian Periodicals
Strangely, the magazines Eos and Amigo do not seem to be part of the collection. However, the collection does have a 1906 issue of Der Eigene, which (according to Yale University) is generally regarded as the world’s first homosexual periodical.
If only I'd been aware of myself in 1963 and thereabouts, I'd have snapped this up so quickly! What a gorgeous guy to put on the cover.
Thanks to you Gloria, as usual; and thanks to you, Lynn, for the history lesson.