Early First Edition Lesbian Pulp Collection, 1960s, Includes: Tender Torment

[LGBTQ pulp] Lesbian pulp collection of 7 early first edition paperback pulps from the 1960s. All covers are illustrated with bright colors, most feature portraits of two women looking longingly at one another. All measure about 4.25" x 7" and are 160 pages. This collection includes:

[1] Thomas, Lee [Pen name for Lee Floren]. Mask of Lesbos. New York: Beacon-Signal Books. First edition mass-market softcover pulp. The plot follows a romantic love triangle involving two women, with the tagline: "A temptuous novel of a woman's strange desires."
[2] Weldon, Rex. Sex Spy. Nevada: Playtime Books, 1965. First edition, first printing.
[3] (truncated) Peters, Willi. Lesbian Twins. Fresno, CA: Vega Books, 1960.
[4] Salem, Randy. Tender Torment. New York: Tower Publications, 1962. First edition, first printing mass-market softcover pulp. Featured in Grier as a "novel with "major lesbian characters and action" with "very substantial materail."
[5] Craig, D.W. Split Level Sin. California: Nite Lite Books, 1964. First edition, first printing. Plot follows a lesbian romance as it unfolds in Long Island, with the tagline: "The way to the top was through the bedroom, where woman met woman and man met man."
[6] Kamens, Carl. Friendly, Passionate, Neighbors. Regal Novels, 1967.
[7] Post, Jarlene. Queer For A Day. California: All Star Books, 1966. First edition, first printing. Tagline reads: "Sex was a two-way street, lesbian lust drove her both ways." All covers are bright and clear. Most pulps in this collection have minor wear, but are overall in very good condition. (Inventory #: 19590)