Man’s Life was published by crestwood publishing from 1953-1971.  Originally a Men’s action and adventure story magazine, Man’s Life ran the gammut of pulp fiction ultimately devolving and mirroring american culture through the 1970′s with some of the funniest off the wall sex stories.  There was core anchor to Man’s Life through out the 1950′s and 1960′s, Awesome Pulp illustrations including the infamous “Weasels ripped my flesh” cover by Will Hulsey that inspired Frank Zappa’s Album and cover of the same name.

Iconic Farah Fawcett pose by Pamela Anderson

Pamela Anderson poses in the same red swimsuit and iconic pose made famous by Farah Fawcett 20 years earlier

Pamela Anderson top 10 magazine cover

Argosy UFO - Flying Saucer issue 1971

Magazine: Argosy

Date: October, 1971, Vume 373, Number 4

Cover Art: FLYING SAUCERS INVADE FINLAND. Exploring with a modern Robinson Crusoe.

Fiction: John Creasey, writing as J. J. Marric.  How could Commander Gideon of Scotland Yard locate a priceless stolen painting when all the main suspects turned up dead?.

Articles:
ADOLF EICHMANN’S CAPTURE — THE INSIDE STORY  by Michael Bar-Zohar. The detailed story of how Israeli agents captured the Nazi criminal.

FLYING SAUCERS INVADE FINLAND … Eero Makinen. Over forty reliable sightings have  been reported by Arctic Circle Laplanders  claiming  to be harassed by luminous round UFOs.

RETURN TO CRUSOE’S ISLAND … Walter Bonatti explores the island where the real Robinson Crusoe was stranded.

FEATURES:
“THE BERLIN CONTROVERSY” AND “COP KILLERS”  by Harry Steeger. Where the staff talks to the readers.

Highly Collectible Charles Manson issue of Argosy 05/1970

DATE:
MAY, 1970, Volume 370, Number 5

This issue includes:

COVER:
CHARLES MANSON: Alleged mastermind behind the Sharon Tate murders. Could this man control you?

Non Fiction:
REARDON … Robert L. Fish – Illustrated by Bob Heindel.

Articles:
I LIVED WITH CHARLIE MANSON’S “FAMILY” by Y. L. Freeman. The Inside story of the “hippie” group which killed Sharon Tate.

Fiction:
WHITE SHARK by M. G. Ogan. Why did the woman diver wear a gold ring and carry a knife? Illustrated by Lou Feck.

Photo Stories:
ACROSS THE OCEAN IN A RUBBER RAFT by Sergio Croci.

THE FLYING WOLF Photographed by Richard Hewlett – the HARPY EAGLE — six feet of swooping death.

Man’s Life Magazine from January 1970

CAPT. DAN MARVIN: HELL-RAISIN’ PRIVATEER OF THE NEW ENGLAND COAST
LOU CAMERON: The war might have been over for most, but not for this tough Yankee skipper. He liked to fight – and make money

“MY BODY’S GOT A PRICETAG!”
GLORIA B–: A play-for-pay doll gives the low down on the ‘oldest profession’

$5,000,000 IN GOLD AND PRECIOUS JEWELS – THE BULK OF THE TREASURE IS STILL THERE
L. SFORZA McHEWETT: All I had to do was solve the ancient riddle and fight off a few dozen cobras. The rest was child’s play

PANIC IN BALTIMORE!
FRANK HALLSTED: The crowd of 1200 went berserk when someone shouted “Fire!” I was trapped in the middle

THE SISTERLY VICE GIRLS WHO SPECIALIZE IN TUTORING MALE VIRGINS
PHILIP DUSTIN: They operate a unique school complete with movies, lectures and graduation ‘exercises’

USS TANG: ONE YEAR OF GLORY THAT ENDED IN A FREAK TORPEDO DEATH
ERIC WILLIAMS: The only submarine that ever sank herself

HOW DO SEX LAWS AFFECT YOU?
SIDNEY A. ROSE: YOU could well be a criminal without even knowing it

ONE OF US IS GONNA DIE
DENTON McKAY: The strangest blood duel ever staged in Texas

RESUME OF A MAN STOPPER
Some vital facts on Anne Wilson

DANGER AHEAD
Careful, here comes Valarie Smith

TREE HOUSE
Janine Hendricks has a hobby

Agnew cover on Esquire May 1970

Esquire Article and Photos of Raquel Welch

True Adventures: August 1967 - Welch Cover

Raquel welch on the cover of British magazine King