Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (CNN) After most of his rallies, Donald Trump inches his way along a ropeline with a hoard of Secret Service agents and scrawls his signature on a mix of hats, books and signs.
But on Monday night here, Trump got a rare request when he was handed a copy of "Playboy" from March 1990, featuring the billionaire himself on the cover with a scantily-clad Playmate, Brandi Brandt.
After receiving the magazine, Trump held it up and showcased it to his nearby supporters who were clamoring to shake the candidate's hand or get an autograph. They cheered, and Trump signed the magazine and returned it to its owner.
Trump signed a few more photos, gave a couple of thumbs-up, waved to the crowd, and then disappeared behind a black curtain with his security detail.