| The Atomage Album contains articles and photographs on a wide range of garments manufactured by Atomage, including the clothes made for The Avengers. It as A4 in size and had a stiff card cover. |
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| The Story Of Gerda (Book One) by Jim E. Dickson was published by Atomage Publishing in September 1982. The book is about Gerda (a famous parisian model) and describes her training as a rubber slave by her master Compte Guy de Rhislain. The Dutch artist Milli was commissioned to produce artwork for the covers of the Gerda books but unfortunately the artistic designs could not be used in the entirety as they were too detailed and explicit to be used on a book on public sale. |
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| The Story Of Gerda (Book Two) by Jim E. Dickson was published by Atomage Publishing in February 1984. The book continues the story (from book one). It was for the publication of these books that John Sutcliffe was prosecuted under the Obsecene Publications Act and fined £1000. |
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| The first catalogue published by Atomage was produced in 1965. |
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In 1977 a film was produced which borrowed the title "Dressing For Pleasure" from the section of the same name in the Atomage magazines. The film features John Sutcliffe (the owner of Atomage) talking about the clothes produced by his Atomage company. This film has recently been made available on the internet and is essential viewing for anyone interested in Atomage and the leather, rubber and vinyl fashions of the 1970's. We therefore recommend that you view this film and the other excellent films from avant garde underground film maker John Samson (1946-2004) : Tattoo, Britainnia, Arrows and Skin Horse all of which we can thoroughly recommend. |
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