Oh, dear, oh dear. Oh, dear. It looks like our heroine’s vacation is going to end rather quite badly indeed. And much sooner than she expected, too!
Via Kinky Delight, this pulp art sources to the cover of the March 1961 issue of Man’s Life magazine.
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Setting up this fairground amenity takes a bit of scaffolding behind the frame and twice as many slaves as you would think. But when girls are dirt cheap, why not?
From Slave Fair: Year Three, a Dofantasy comic by Erenisch. Via the Dofantasy tumblr.
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Is your cowboy inclined to go crazy on Valentine’s Day? If so, a “Be Mine” brand could feature prominently in your bottom’s future:
Happy Valentine’s day!
See also: Branded By Her Cowboy
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“Get those chains on her wrists!”
Artwork is a detail from the 1887 painting Captives by Arthur Trevithin Nowell.
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This is really an elaborate (if whimsical) medieval bondage punishment. This pitiful unfortunate has been shackled into a chair with his legs stretched out by a heavy ball-and-chain so that a parrot (also a tethered captive, though I would hesitate to use the word “tame” under the circumstances) can eat his penis:
Bummer!
The artwork is said to come from Le chansonnier de Zeghere van Male (which is a Wikipedia-notable songbook). It dates to 1542.
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We should never forget that the primary reason to have great bondage furniture is to facilitate a good hard bondage pounding.
In which case, mission accomplished for Sexually Broken?
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