Chained And Branded By Nazis

This figure in chains with a fresh burn from a Nazi branding iron is from a 1930s political cartoon by Corsair.

This figure in chains with a fresh burn from a Nazi branding iron is from a 1930s political cartoon by Corsair.
What do pirates do with the pretty young women they capture? You know what they do! They have a bondage party, and ravishing the big-titted prisoners is the main entertainment:

Artist is “Game-Over”.
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I don’t know much about this bondage photo except that it comes out of India. There are actually some metadata indications that it may actually come from “Kollywood” (the Tamil-language movie industry) rather than the Hindu-language movie complex we call Bollywood, but that doesn’t alliterate with “bondage”, so.

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Naked in wooden stocks is bad no matter the weather, but on a winter day? You gonna shiver, babe!

Artist is Chiyuki.
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The caption on this showgirls photo from Cabaret Yearbook #3 (1956) tells us that the ladies are performing behind Venetian blinds, for reasons not made clear. But to my eye, it looks like they are locked in an elaborate burlesque prison cell, which suggests all kinds of entertaining possibilities:
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I love the pulp magazine era. This chair tie on the cover of Headline Detective is a classic! The cover story is “Too Many Lovers For Nora” and I guess the only way to curb her nymphomania was to tie her to a chair?

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Tentacle sex is one of those weird sub-categories of kinky porn. It’s not, strictly speaking, bondage porn; but if the tentacles are sufficiently numerous and aggressive, it will serve!

This tentacle-entangled and deeply-fucked redhead is the creation of Xamrock.
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