Month: February 2014

The Bald & The Brave!

Two contrasts from the pages of Forms in Color Vol.2 No.6. First we have Julie Collins posing with her fabulous full bush on the Oriental set and second in total contrast we have Marie Claire posing in the bedroom. The only hair in sight for Marie is the hair on her head, but sporting a very nice bow! There are also the other contrasts, such as Julies dark hair and fuller bosom versus Marie’s blonde locks and more petite tits!

Left or right, the choice is yours?
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Jayne Tracey – Coffee Table Pose

Jayne Tracey by Russell Gay posing in an oriental setting. I’m not sure I’d be too happy about her kneeling on my antique oriental coffee table like that, but then the phrase ‘Coffee, Tea or Me?’ springs to mind and all would be forgiven.
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Terry Maloney – The Girl Next Door

After a discussion on this post as to whom the model was, we now have proof that it was in fact Terry Maloney. Evidence provided above from the pages of QT No.26 that they are the same big busted model and thanks must go to Portland for this great piece of evidence :)

Some nice outdoor shots of Ewhurst as well!
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Dawn Chorus – Part 1

The first part of an article title ‘Dawn Chorus’ from New Kamera No.1 (1969) and featuring Dawn Grayson in long blonde wig. The photo’s from this article were shot by GHM on the ‘Hollywood’ set at Lily Place Studios in 1964 and include the very familiar long transparent dressing gown. Dawn’s alias when wearing the long blonde wig was Liza Martelle, another made up name by GHM!

My 50th Dawn Grayson post as well, in case your interested :)
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Pamela & June – A Laid Back Approach to Posing

Pamela Green and a reclining June Simpson from the back page of Kamera No.17 (1959). I love it when I find an image of these two posing together as they must be two of my favourite blonde models from the late 1950’s! Problem is there weren’t that many of them together, very similar to Pam and Marie Deveraux posing together.
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Paula in Disguise?

An interesting one from Kamera No.29 (1960) and an image of a model I didn’t recognise until I saw a pencil written note on the page bottom saying Paula P? So is this Paula Page in a wig and more make-up than normal?  The figure, shape and size of the boobs sure do suggest that it could be, but the two other images in the same magazine don’t show her full face, so just as vague. Thoughts?

Update: Thanks to Portland the model has been identified as Terry Maloney and not Paula Page as we original discussed and agreed it wasn’t. Good to put another name to a face or should I say body and another model identified that also posed for GHM.
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