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Liam has all his limbs tied

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His hole freshly evacuated, straight delivery driver Liam now has to endure a deeply humiliating fucking. There’s nothing he can do about it with all his limbs tied and a nasty electro shock collar strapped tightly to the lad’s tender bollocks. His face contorts in pain with every stroke of Adrian’s relentless shafting. The hetero’s tight virginal cunt is stretched with the pounding. Yet Liam’s torment is increased as Dave ties up his cock and balls, then binds them to his toes. Every thrust of Adrian’s cock brings new agony with every movement of his own feet!

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Metalbond A to Z: Vintage male bondage

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For the letter V, let’s go with VINTAGE male bondage. It’s hard to believe anything ever happened before the internet, and before Tumblr, but back in the day there was LOTS of hot male bondage out there, in print and on video and even in the movies.

 

Some of those pictured above include: Rob Cryston, a famous photograph by Robert Mapplethorpe, Kristofer Weston (when he was Steve Landess), the work of Larry Townsend, the work of James Bond, an image from the Mr S catalog, artwork by Cavelo, and much more.

Many of the images above are from the Vintage male bondage site.

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TBT: An ‘old guard’ artifact

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Check out the dress code from the Mineshaft:

 

Does anybody remember the Mineshaft? That was before my own time, but I did know its manager, Wally Wallace — who was a fixture of NYC’s gay leather scene for decades. According to legend, Wally once denied entry to the Mineshaft to Elton John, because the pop star showed up in violation of the above-mentioned dress code.

As for me, the closest I ever got to the Mineshaft was seeing the 2012 Off Off Broadway play “A Night at the Mineshaft.”

You can read articles about the Mineshaft here and here.

Article about leather traditions and protocols here.

And, for a feel of that era, also check out the 1980 movie “Cruising.”