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Alternative Title:Outlet and outlook on the subject of fascinating attireSubject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Cross-dressers, Cross-dressing, and Transgender peopleContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLanguage:engDate Created:January 1960Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:62 pages ; 18 x 22 cmPhysical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1960
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Alternative Title:Outlet and outlook on the subject of fascinating attireSubject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Transgender people, Cross-dressing, and Cross-dressersContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLocation:Language:engDate Created:January 1960Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:60 pages ; 8 x 11 cmGeographic Coverage:Physical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1960
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Alternative Title:Outlet and outlook on the subject of fascinating attireSubject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Cross-dressers, Cross-dressing, and Transgender peopleContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLanguage:engDate Created:March 1960Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:76 pages ; 18 x 22 cmAdditional Physical Characteristics:illustrationsPhysical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1960
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Alternative Title:Outlet and outlook on the subject of fascinating attireSubject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Cross-dressers, Cross-dressing, and Transgender peopleContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLanguage:engDate Created:March 1960Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:74 pages ; 8 x 11 cmAdditional Physical Characteristics:illustrationsPhysical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1960
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Alternative Title:Outlet and outlook on the subject of fascinating attireSubject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Cross-dressers, Cross-dressing, and Transgender peopleContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLanguage:engDate Created:May 1960Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:80 pagesAdditional Physical Characteristics:illustrations, photographsPhysical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1960
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Alternative Title:Outlet and outlook on the subject of fascinating attireSubject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Cross-dressers, Cross-dressing, and Transgender peopleContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLanguage:engDate Created:July 1960Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:84 pagesAdditional Physical Characteristics:illustrations, photographsPhysical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1960
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Subject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Cross-dressers, Cross-dressing, and Transgender peopleContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLanguage:engDate Created:September 1960Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:90 pagesAdditional Physical Characteristics:illustrations, photographsPhysical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1960
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Subject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Cross-dressers, Cross-dressing, and Transgender peopleContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLanguage:engDate Created:November 1960Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:82 pagesAdditional Physical Characteristics:illustrations, photographsPhysical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1960
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Subject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Cross-dressers, Cross-dressing, and Transgender peopleContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLanguage:engDate Created:January 1961Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:88 pagesAdditional Physical Characteristics:illustrations, photographsPhysical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1961
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Subject:Gender-nonconforming people, Gender nonconformity, Cross-dressers, Cross-dressing, and Transgender peopleContributor:Prince, VirginiaPublisher:Chevalier PublicationsLanguage:engDate Created:March 1961Rights Statement:Identifier:HQ77.T73Extent:88 pagesAdditional Physical Characteristics:illustrations, photographsPhysical Repository:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibraryCollection:TransvestiaProvenance:Transvestia was a part of the library holdings of the Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI), located in Chicago, Illinois. Dedicated to transgender research and education, it opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. The RSI collection was donated by Rikki Swin to the University of Victoria Libraries in 2008, and is a foundational resource of UVic’s Transgender Archives.Provider:University of Victoria (B.C.). LibrarySponsor:University of Victoria Chair in Transgender Studies and University of Victoria Transgender ArchivesGenre:magazines (periodicals) and periodicalsDate Digitized:2017-01Technical Note:Scanned on the Opticbook A300, 600 dpi tiff.Year:1961