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
A cheeky one of Valerie Jones kneeling on the bed by Harrison Marks. Another shot of Valerie Jones from The Fabulous Valerie Jones published by Gold Star publications. This shot appeared on P3 and shows Valerie kneeling on the infamous bed with metal fame. A great view of her figure and cheeky little bum. :)
I always like it when I find a shot of a model in Kamera and also have the original negative. Virginia Green from the introduction page of Kamera No.33 (1960).
Followed by the original of Virginia stood posing in the studio by Harrison Marks. A fabulous sexy sultry look and such curves, as I love the curve of her hips and not forgetting the smooth uncensored view down below showing off those prominent lips! 😉
Back to basics with the cover of Solo No.20 (1961) featuring none other than the fabulous Pamela Green. Photographed and produced by Harrison Marks these magazines were dedicated entirely to his most popular models and Pam was without a doubt his earliest and most popular model, so much so that she appears twice in Solo, once as herself and once as her alter-ego Rita Landre.
The cover itself is a stunning shot of Pam posing on the witches coven set with her long fur cape draped open to reveal her exquisite body beneath :)
Vera Day teasing in a long black négligée from the 1962 hardback book ‘Vera’ P60 by Harrison Marks.
Another visually stunning shot of the seductive Julie (Shearing) from Solo No.4 P13 (1958) by Harrison Marks. This time a rear view of Julie looking over her shoulder wearing just fishnet stockings and of course her trademark big dangly earrings. What makes this shot so stunning is the view of that perfectly peachy arse and the way her hips glide into her hourglass waist.
Some technical information for the photographers of us out there. This was taken on a Rollei Tessar 3.5 on Weston Film 200 with an exposure of a 10th at f14. Lighting was via a 2000 watts Tungsten light according to the information on the page right under Julies bum :)
A fabulous article from Bizarre Magazine in the 1960s featuring the two classic beauties June Palmer & Jutka Goz in leather & PVC! The article below is 10 pages full of June and Jutka in leather and PVC outfits, including corsets, stockings, and boots.
An interesting observation on my part is that in several shots you can see a square like shelf in the background on the wall. As a kid I had two of the exact same shelves, also with cars on, and I’m pretty sure I still have them somewhere. Unfortunately, I didn’t have either June or Jutka in my bedroom to accompany the shelves :)
It’s been a while since I’ve posted from one of my favourite magazines, so time for some Mayfair magazine deliciousness! This time it’s Lorraine Bishop by John Allum from Mayfair Vol.14 No.4 (April 1979) and her beautiful body and thick lush bush. She appeared in all her glory in 10 images across 6 pages of this edition.
Oh, the memories of Mayfair in the 70s and the big full on bushes like Lorraine’s, not everyone’s cup of tea, but it sure brings back some vivid memories from my teen years!
Jenny Lane on the cover of Relax magazine Vol.2 No.7 flashing a bit of leg and stocking! Jenny looks quite attractive in this shot and love the very 1960s psychedelic dress she’s wearing, I only have the cover so not sure if the dress comes off on the inside pages. ;)
A young Margaret Nolan posing nude from the pages of Coral No.64. It also looks like she is wearing a long blonde wig to me and is consistent with some of her other early appearances in Amber and QT, plus a shot from this same set was published in ELF magazine here
A beautiful shot of Anna Verdi from Coral No.54 by Russell Gay posing in the garden in black panties. Wonderful shot of another favourite and I sometimes forget to look through my magazine collection for shots such as this as I tend to focus on the prints and negatives I have, as the quality is better. I’ll try and remember to post a few more from the magazine collection :)
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