Xaviera Hollander, a captivating figure from the world of adult entertainment and literature, made her mark in film with her semi-autobiographical work, *My Pleasure is My Business* (1975). This unique film resonates with collectors not only for its controversial subject matter but also for its role in challenging societal norms around sexuality during the 1970s. Hollander's bold persona and unapologetic exploration of her life as a madam have made her films highly sought after in physical media collections, especially among those who appreciate the intersection of sex, culture, and cinema. In 2003, Hollander further solidified her presence in film history with *A History of Sex*, a documentary that delves into the evolution of sexual expression. This title, along with her earlier works, is frequently sought by collectors for its candid insights and historical significance. As a pioneer in her field, Hollander’s contributions continue to intrigue and inspire collectors who value not only the content but also the cultural impact of her work on film and media.