Two colour shots of 1960s UK model Georgia West, taken at Astoria Studio’s. Stunning shots of her in open pink blouse, sat on a stool. Loving the blue shoes and multicoloured pants too!
Georgia West: Pretty in Pink
Eve Eden: Smooth Operator
The perfect shape of Eve Eden, hands on hips, perfect tits and a hint of perfect smoothness down below.
Jenny Lane: Luring You In!
Jenny looks the sort of girl mother warned you about, but you didn’t listen and got lured in! I love how Jenny sits there unashamedly legs apart showing you what’s on offer!
Ann Austin: Fotag No.2 Cover
The sumptuous curves of Ann Austin gracing the cover of Fotag No.2. I love how these magazines were defined as 48 pages of photographic studies, when basically it was cover to cover nudes.
June Russell: Kamera No.16 Cover (1959)
June Russell and that very colourful towel on her head posing on the cover of Kamera No.16 (1959). The image has obviously been flipped on it’s side to fit the cover, but still a fabulous shot of a nude June Russell. The towel she’s lying on also looks familiar and was used in several shots with Pamela Green from Kamera on Location.
The Magnificence of Womanhood!
The man himself, Harrison Marks on the introduction page of the 1965 Kamera Special No.5. For those that don’t know the two models with him are Dawn Grayson and Lisa Hamilton sat on a bench in the grounds of Ewhurst Manor.
Eve Eden: A Walled Beauty
Rosa Domaille (Eve Eden) from restored silver gelatin prints of her posing in white panties posing on a wall. A great little set of prints showing off Eve and her fabulous assets.
Pat Ebden: QT Beauty
The stunning Pat Ebden from the cover and centre pages of QT No.43 by Russell Gay and worth every penny!
Nicole Yerner: A Bushy View!
Another very natural and bushy view of Nicole Yerner by Harrison Marks. Stunning side view of her figure in the sun as she poses outdoors at Ewhurst Manor.
Lorraine Burnett: A Right Handful!
A very serious looking Lorraine Burnett laying on several sheepskin rugs as she offers up her hefty bosom for the camera. Taken by Harrison Marks, but no idea where it was published as one of my first random images I collected of Lorraine.
The Kamera Club 