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NYC movie, pin-up collection slated for auction

The photos were tame by today’s standards. In fact, the models were required to wear two pairs of underwear. But the FBI continuously harassed Klaw and he had to appear before the 1955 Senate Subcommittee on Obscene and Pornographic Materials.

“It was a big headache,” Kramer said. Klaw finally decided to burn all the pin-up material _ but Paula Klaw saved a lot of it.

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