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CIAO
![]() 1973 - 1980 |
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I
quite liked this publication, a bi-monthly, which ran from January 1973
to February 1980, and was printed on
nice slick paper (great for scanning). It was 8 1/2"x11". I especially admired that it showed exterior photos of the bars. This was quite rare and it was the only magazine to do that. Toward the end of 1977 it began skipping issues, with no December issues in the last three years. The publication ended at 41 issues in Feb/Mar 1980. If anyone can provide scans of missing issues, that would be Most helpful. |
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Issues
can be downloaded if there is an active PDF link
After each mag I list the major U.S. cities (only) |
Vol-1-1-02/73,
PDF |
Vol-1-2-04/73,
PDF |
Vol-1-3-06/73,
PDF |
Vol-1-4-08/73
PDF |
Vol-1-5-09-10/73
, PDF |
Vol-1-6-11-12/73,
PDF |
Vol-2-1-01-02/74,
PDF
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Vol-2-2-04/74,
PDF |
Vol-2-3-06/74,
PDF
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Vol-2-4-08/74,
PDF
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Vol-2-5-09-10/74,
PDF
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Vol-2-6-11-12/74,
PDF |
Vol-3-1-01-02/75,
PDF |
Vol-3-2-04/75,
PDF |
Vol-3-3-06/75,
PDF |
Vol-3-4-07-08/75,
PDF |
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Vol-3-6-12/75,
PDF |
Vol-4-1-02/76,
PDF |
Vol-4-2-03-04/76,
PDF |
Vol-4-3-05-06/76,
PDF |
Vol-4-4-07-08/76,
PDF
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Vol-4-5-09-10/76,
PDF |
Vol-4-6-12/76,
PDF
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Vol-5-1-02/77,
PDF |
Vol-5-2-04/77,
PDF |
Vol-5-3-05-06/77,
PDF |
Vol-5-4-08/77,
PDF |
Vol-5-5-09-12/77,
PDF |
Vol-5-6-03/78,
PDF |
Vol-6-1-05/78,
PDF |
Vol-6-2-06-07/78,
PDF |
Vol-6-3-08-09/78,
PDF |
Vol-6-4-10-11/78,
PDF |
Vol-6-5-01/79,
PDF |
Vol-6-6-02-03/79,
PDF |
Vol-7-1-05/79,
PDF |
Vol-7-2-07/79,
PDF |
Vol-7-3-09/79,
PDF |
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Vol-7-5-02-03/80,
PDF |
<<Last Issue |
In
1980 they released a pocket guide, 3"x5", 160 pages....Very
rare, I have not seen a copy.
Perhaps they intended to go after the Damron's market, but were already declining. |
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Queen's Quarterly,
or QQ Magazine QQ was the parent company that put out CIAO, and for the first five issues they were called Queen's Quarterly, but then wisely renamed. They also published similar magazines called Era and Body, with lots of full-frontal nudity and a some articles, many by pioneer Craig Rodwell. Okay, a personal bias, they often used the cover art of their comic character Harry Chess....Hated it, one reason I own so few copies. See
This Link for a review of this family of magazines |
4-4-72, PDF |
4-5-72, PDF |
4-6-72, PDF |