1960s Lesbian Pulp Collection

[LGBTQ pulp] Lesbian Pulp Collection of 6 early paperback pulps from the 1960s. All are examples of early lesbian pulp novels with complex characters. All covers feature vintage photos or illustrations, many of one or two women sitting on a bed and staring at one another. All measure about 4.25" x 7" and most are first editions. Collection includes:

[1] Alvers, Bob. Bedroom Sinners. Royal Line Novels, 1967. First edition pulp. Plot follows a couple falling out of love with the tagline: "They were firm believers in the enjoyments of the now, and tomorrow will take the hindmost."
[2] Johns, Gil and Reading, Mark. Sweet Sickness and Ladies (truncated) Choice. New York: Midwood, 1969. First edition mass-market softcover. This book contains two novels in one, with the taglines: "Two novels about raw woman-want!" and "Discover what happens when the stops are pulled, when highly sexed women find out the best kicks aren't always with men."
[3] Dean, Ralph. One Kind of Woman. New York: Beacon-Signal Books, 1963. Second printing. Vintage illustrated cover art features two women, one with dark hair laying on a bed, while a red head puts on her leggings, staring lovingly at the other. Tagline reads: "The story of Eileen, handled so brutally by men that she learned to prefer women." Plot follows a young Eileen who leaves her abusive husband and enters into a loving lesbian relationship with Suzanne. One of few lesbian pulp novels of the time to handle its characters sympathetically.
[4] Castro, Joe. The Lowest Sins. New York: Tower Publications, 1961. Cover art is by famed pulp artist Paul Rader with tagline: "A beautiful girl with many paths of love open to her, she chose the path between."
[5] Napier, Dominique. Never Love A Man. New York: Universal Publishing, 1962. Tagline reads: "Carole Rowans was born to love, but why did she love only women?"Cover by Darcy Ernest Chiriaka - Beacon Books B511 1962
[6] Vincent, Gabrielle. Woman Alone. New York: Becon-Signal Books, 1961. First edition. Plot follows a single woman names Andrea Ames on the California coast as she meets several lesbian lovers. All cover art illustrations are bright and clean. Collection is in very good condition. (Inventory #: 19588)