Luckie’s Massage: Where a Happy Ending is Guarantied

September 10, 2023

This ’70s ad leaves little to the imagination as to why one might frequent Luckie’s for a massage. Spoiler alert: it’s a happy ending. The ad itself was created by Wimmen’s Comix artist, Janet Wolfe Stanley. Luckie’s Massage & Sauna was a Chinese style massage parlor located in downtown San Francisco. In business from 1974 to 1982, Luckie’s provided traditional Chinese style massage to the downtown crowd so that they didn’t have to make their way out to Chinatown.

Luckie’s Massage & Sauna 1974 Vintage Men’s T-Shirt

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