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Sex in the City.

How many cities can claim their own Museum of Sex?

It's an institution unlike any other - one wholly dedicated to the exploration of the history, evolution and cultural significance of human sexuality. In keeping with this mission, the Museum of Sex includes drawings and paintings to photographs, film and video to ancient artifacts and old and new technology. Be prepared for a journey of sexual liberation.

The Museum's gift shop features paraphernalia for adults, including the Rabbit Vibrator, TV's most famous sex toy, popularized by an episode of the now classic series "Sex and the City." It's the episode in which Charlotte becomes addicted to the Rabbit and all her friends have to perform an intervention.

Buzzworthy.
The dual-action Rabbit Vibrator is so-called because of little rabbit-like long ears which flicker and flutter against the c-spot as you control the speed, while rotating pearls inside the shaft stimulate the inside of the vagina. First time vibe users love its beautiful design and superior, long-lasting quiet motor. Its unique design is the result of a centuries-old Japanese tradition of exploring sensual delights. This classic multi-tasker boasts a large and faithful fan club.

Beyond the Vagina Monologues.
It’s the book we see in Samantha’s apartment in "The Domino Effect" episode of "Sex and the City." According to the author, women's sexuality is not about the vagina. Her book blows the lid off some of the biggest secrets being kept from women and their partners about women's sexual pleasure and how to achieve it. The clitoris, she tells us, is the one part of the female body whose sole purpose is pleasure. It is, she explains, so much more than that pea-size, exquisitely sensitive bundle of nerves we think it is.

The Clitoral Truth.

Price: $15.95

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Advice Zsa Zsa Style.
In the "Sex and the City" episode, "I Love a Charade," Carrie begins to wonder whether a relationship can work without that special "Zsa Zsa Zsa," or if she should just settle for someone she gets on with. Before Carrie Bradshaw there was Zsa Zsa Gabor, who dished out advice on the male species in "How to Catch a Man, How to Keep a Man, and How to Get Rid of a Man." Rare 1970 First Edition.

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