Dedicated to the published work of Harrison Marks & other prominent photographers of the 1950's, 60's and early 70's. Along with popular glamour models such as June Palmer, Pamela Green, Dawn Grayson and others
The start of a large set of 35 mm black and white negatives of Eva Nieman in the studio. A cracking shot of her wearing a pearl necklace, with curls in her normally long straight hair. I’d say they were taken at Jason Studio’s as the Chaise lounge in the background and other furniture matches images of other models taken at Jason.
The cover and centre spread (literally!) of Modern Girls No.28 from 1969. From SVEA Press AB in Sweden, these magazines came from the same publishers as Exciting and Cover Girl.
Published in the 1960s these magazines featured two models that performed a strip of each other, down to stockings and heels and other items of underwear. I have 32 editions in my collection, with the early versions being just a naked strip of the girls. Later versions, as with Exciting and Cover Girl, were a bit more open and obvious, as you can see! Typical European models of the time, with several familiar models appearing across all three publications.
The Voluptuous Donna La Cole by Howard Roark. Three views of Donna dressed in white stockings, corset, and gloves showing off her curves, with her big tits hanging out. Plus, highlighting her thick hairy pussy with those gloved hands! ;)
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Full version of the 1968 Kamera Calendar featuring Dawn Grayson, Rosalie Peters, Nicky Stevens, Gill Evans, Sue Owen, Penny Winters, Neva, June Palmer and Caroline Coon.
Well, it’s that time of year for membership renewal. If existing members want to continue to have membership access, this year’s renewal fee will be £7. To do this, head over to the donate button and send over your renewal fee.
The membership password will change this year on March 10th, giving you a few weeks to renew. Once I have your renewals, on the 10th an email will be sent with the new password for 2025.
New members that paid after 1st January 2025 will get the next year included, so nothing to pay. New membership will continue at £65 for the initial year.
A small set of 35 mm negatives of Wanda Liddell flashing in the garden. Unusually, she’s not wearing a wig this time, as that’s her natural hair. Images are not as crisp as normal, but that’s how they scanned and even sharpening the images has only helped a little. It doesn’t really detract from the view, as you still get a good view of what Wanda is flashing!
A classic shot from an original 35 mm colour Esquire slide. Taken by Russell Gay, it shows a curvy figure of a model I should be able to identify! I know someone is going to tell me straight away who it is. For now her name slips my mind, but a beautiful shot of a classic model with regulation red lips and beauty spot. :)
Two shots of the shapely form of Trudy Eyre/Angela Duncan, taken by Terry Sparks.
Fabulous shots of her sat on the floor in an open red négligée, revealing her curves and those big, round tits! Taken on location at an unknown house in the living room on 18th November 1969. The colour shot is from a negative, the black and white version from a contact sheet.
All shots posted from this set, can be seen here
Sylvia Bayo and friend playing topless snooker on the cover of Parade (22nd May 1971) and definitely the only way for girls with assets like that to play snooker! This was the first image I ever saw of Sylvia and started my obsession with her! Anyone know the other model on the cover?
The Kamera Club 