[algore]

I don’t know about the website, but I know they used to publish a braille edition.

I have most of the issues pre 1990, and unlike most people who read them for the articles, I read them for the advertisements.

If I see anything at a thrift store or swap meet that was advertised in Playboy I know it is worth money.

But I read the articles too.

They jumped the bush when they started binding the magazines instead of stapling them

[wally_bert]

I learned about the braille version from a friend of my wife’s who had blind since a teen.

He got a law degree, practiced for a few years and got into something better but I am not sure what. I haven’t heard from him in over a decade.

One time he spent the night and the next day while we were waiting for his ride to come, Perry Mason was on.

All he could do is say no to everything Mason did.

[L.A.Justice]

I don’t know about the website, but I know they used to publish a braille edition. I have most of the issues pre 1990, and unlike most people who read them for the articles, I read them for the advertisements. If I see anything at a thrift store or swap meet that was advertised in Playboy I know it is worth money. But I read the articles too.

PLAYBOY had interviews with famous people...LAPD Chief Daryl Gates...Rush Limbaugh...I think those interviews are worth reading...

Do you have September 1987 issue of Playboy? "The Women of 007" issue...