At first Graziella was game enough, when her man said “cross your wrists, luv.” But somewhere between the nipple clamps and the leather tit strap, it all started to go wrong:
Photos are from fairly deep in the archives at Pain Toy.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
Via Spanking Blog, we have this Italian BDSM stroke-book cover girl who knows (because her tormenter wears a hood) that she can expect to escape this dungeon alive. But that doesn’t mean it’s going to be painless, oh no:
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
If the scent and flavor of rubber is your special fetish and you like combining it with bondage and BDSM, the most recent shoot (“The Pool Of Tears” starring Kitty Dorian) at Infernal Restraints is going to make you foul your pants before you can ever get them unzipped. Basically all of the bondage is done with bicycle inner tubes, and for much of the shoot, Kitty has them stretched tightly through her mouth, gagging her:
Enjoy!
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
It’s the sjambok, or something like it, for our dangling voluptuous heroine; it’s already torn her clothing half off and is leaving some terrible welts, and it looks like her punishment is only just beginning!
From the cover of an Oltretomba pulp magazine.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
The table looks cold and hard, but she’s the kind of girl who gets bored if she’s too comfortable, so that’s all right:
If you can make anything out of that squiggle of an artist’s signature, you’re doing better than me. From an old Kitan Club magazine.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
This doesn’t look like the sort of medical team you ever want to be stuck with:
Art is signed “Sadie Mazo” and is from the cover of an old French book called La Clinique des Cauchemars.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
I don’t know if our lightly-gagged damsel in chair-bondage distress is supposed to fall for the rescuing policeman or if the tale was more complex than that, but this artwork is the detail from a full-page story-title panel for a story called So This Is Love that appeared in the romance comic Dear Lonely Heart #1 in March of 1951. Artist was Iger Shop.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
