Club International September 1981 Double Freak Sensation

Description

• Double Freak Sensation!
• The Shilo Shotgun! Our First Double-Barreled She-Male!
• Plus Miss Cincinnati Super-Bowls Continues Our “Beauty & The Breast” Series!
• Tee For Two

Magazine Contents :

4 Tee for Two
Robert Pendergast
10 Maria
photos by Fanny
16 How to be a Fantasy
Serge Campobello
24 Victorian Diary
Guy Lavalliere
31 Freak of the Month: The Shilo Shotgun
32 Emma
photos by Adam Cole
40 Tania’s Travels
Tania
46 Susanna
photos by Fanny
56 Jennifer
photos by Fanny
62 Readers’ Writes
64 Lena & Lila
photos by Rupert Daines
72 The Mexican Report
Lou Jefferies
80 Affectionately Yours
88 Polaroid Princess
90 The Cincinnati Super-Bowls
photos by Hugh Johns

EDITORIAL NOTE
Through the pages of POUNDS PER SQUARE FLINCH we have attempted to pursue the biggest boobed women in the land, and reproduce their massive mammaries in our freak-filled pages. The CINCINNATI SUPER-BOWLS is surely one of our more memorable and mammarable finds, turn to pages 90-95… if you can lift them that is! And as our SHE-MALE MANIA reaches fever pitch, we uncover the first of these amazing creatures who appears to be developing a secondary, penile growth. Just the idea of a delectable SHE-MALE waving two barrels at us is almost more than our little hearts can bare, but not as much as the creature in question has to bare. We have chosen to call her the SHILO SHOTGUN, and she adds yet another vibrant, visual chapter to the amazing, visual dossier being formed by the volumes of Club International which collectors all over the world are filing away as one of the most remarkable reference works ever assembled on sexual abnormalities. Sit back and enjoy the weird and wonderful show we have for you this month, folks.

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