CLUB had a number of popular recurring features. Some of those are as follows: Fiona Richmond appeared in the first issue and monthly until 8/76. Each issue featured a different location - a la Jane Dolinger. She also wrote a monthly news column from 3/80 - 11/80. Lady Althea Drummond had a monthly advice column from 5/79 - 12/81. Marilyn Chambers had a monthly advice column beginning in 3/80 and which was expanded in 7/80 to include photos. Her column appeared in every issue thru 12/93.

Other Letters columns include one by Debbie Sass (aka Debbie Jordan) which appeared from 10/85 thru 5/92. Following that was one by Carrie-Ann (Tiffany Towers) that ran from 6/92 - 5/93. Toni Kessering had a column from 7/88 - 8/89 under the alias Dolores Deecups and Pat Wynn had a column (as 'Auntie Jayne') in 5/88 & 6/88 and then from 9/89 - 8/90 (following Toni K) and then from 11/90 - 8/92. All of these typically had 2 or 3 small photos along w/ the letters. The major exception to that is the Debbie Sass column which regularly had a full page photo if not more.

Dr. Karl Steiner had several features to his credit. There was a monthly article from 2/75 - 9/75 and then in 11/75, 3/76, 6/76, 10/76, holiday 76, 3/77 and 5/77 - 6/77. 'Steiner's Carnal Jigsaw' ran from 11/80 - 10/81 and 1/82 - 4/82. In 5/82 he began a monthly column titled 'The Kalmann Diaries' which ran until 10/82. Then from 4/83 - 11/83 there was the 'Steiner Sex Probe' . During all of that there was a monthly letters column titled 'The Steiner Bureau' which ran from 1/81 - 8/84.

Similar features include 'The Tether Report' which appeared in 6/77 and 11/77 and then monthly from 1/82 - 4/84. Dr. Steven Roles had a monthly aticle from 1/84 - 10/84 and Dr. Karl Brenner began a monthly column titled 'Pains, Pleasures & Perversions' in 9/84 which ran thru 9/85

A 4 page color comic strip titled 'Milly Molly Mantlepiece' ran each month from 4/75 - 9/75. The incomparable Bill Ward had a 4 pg strip titled "Sizzle, The Woman From A.U.N.T." which began in 5/84 and ran thru 9/87. Prior to that he had numerous illustrations in the previously mentioned 'Tether Report'. After 'Sizzle' ended in 9/87 a shorter 2 pg strip titled 'Debbie' appeared on a monthly basis thru 9/89 except for the months of 3/88, 4/88, 10/88 and 7/89. That strip took a 6 month hiatus but returned in 4/90 and appeared monthly until 8/92. Noted artist Chris Achilleos was also a frequent contributor to the magazine with many excellent full and double page illustrations. In addition, Olivia de Berardinis appears in numerous issues from the end of 1975 into the 80s.

Other regular features include 'Feels On Reels" which is 3 - 5 pgs of X-rated movie reviews starting in 11/80. "Connections - Swingers Forum" begins in 5/81, changes it's name to "Contacts" in 1/85 and runs thru 3/89. The "Swinger of the Month" feature begins in 1/82 and runs thru 8/89. A feature titled "Weapons of War" begins in 10/85 and was still running monthly thru 1994. Most issues contain a short 2 or 3 page feature on a particular automobile but beginning in 5/87 it is titled "Wheels" and again was still running thru 1994.

Model IDs for the first 10 years or so are sketchy since most have only a single name. Complicating things is the fact that there are a number of girls who appeared in different issues but with a different name each time. A good example is the cover girl on the very first issue. In the first issue she is listed as 'Astrid' on the contents page. In the issue of 7/76 she appears as Sheila. Also, most of the girls before 1980 are relatively unknown or primarily known from European pubs.

Marilyn Chambers begins to make regular appearances beginning in 1980, followed by Seka in 1982. Also in 1980 begins a steady increase in the number of well known American models that can be identified.

Beginning in about 1990 things get very complicated for a couple of reasons. First the magazine began using the same models over and over - often as many as 6 or 8 times in a 2 year span. Each time the hair, make-up, costumes, etc. are different and they are shot by different photographers who seem to go out of their way to avoid giving any clear facial shots by which to identify the girls. Also, they fell into a rut with naming the models and for a number of years almost every girl who appears usually has one of only about 12 names. So you have one girl named Claire who appears in about 10 issues but at the same time you have 4 other girls all also named Claire appearing in the same time frame. Plus some of the models appeared in the British version of the magazine under completely different names. I have done my best to cross-reference as much as possible but apologize for any missed or erroneous identifications. Any clarifications and/or corrections will be appreciated.

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