June Simpson – A Conservatory View! (1958)

What a pose from June Simpson, showing off that fantastic figure and rear to good effect in this shot, with her ached back highlighting the curve of her bum even more! Taken in the conservatory at Pamela Green’s parent’s house in Kent by Harrison Marks and appearing in Kamera No.16 (1958). Sometimes it’s the obscure poses that tend to stimulate the mind, more than the more obvious shots!

Julie Collins – A Brush With A Bush!


An uncensored shot of Julie Collins posing amongst the branches of a willow tree in the grounds of Ewhurst Walden Manor. This shot comes from Nature’s Intention Vol.1 No.2 (1969), which has the uncensored shots of images that originally appeared in Kamera and other publications. A great shot of Julie with the pond in the background, and she sure did have a full magnificent bush to show off when allowed!

Double Top! Kamera No.18 Cover (1959)


You can’t get much better than this as a cover shot from Harrison Marks for Kamera! Not one but two naked blonde beauties in the form of Pamela Green and June Simpson on the cover of Kamera No.18 (1959). The pose from June Simpson and angle that she’s stood just show off her figure and that great curvy bum to perfection and then there next to her is Pam looking as serene as ever! One of my top 5 Kamera covers, I think, and taken at Pam’s parent’s house in Kent, of all places.

Tiffany’s Kinky Boots (1968)

 

Just loving this shot of Tiffany St. Clair (Pam Arnold) from Fiesta Vol.2 No.2 (April 1968) in those shiny black high boots! What a view as she sits on the dressing table looking at you from the reflection in the mirror.

Rita Landre – La Chatte (1960)


Pamela Green posing as Rita Landre on the Alley Set, or should it be Parisian Alley set with ‘The Cat’. This came from Kamera No.23 (1960) and was actually titled ‘La Chatte’ and probably one of GHM’s own beloved cats making another guest appearance in one of his shots. I think this set of Rita posing in and around the alley has to be one of my favourites of her.

Thelma by Harrison Marks (1958)

Someone once asked if I had any shots of Thelma by Harrison Marks and at the time I only had one poor shot of her in my collection. Well that has now been rectified as I now have several good shots of her from Kamera No.11 (1958), including the colour centrefold shot of her above. A dusky Latin beauty that I know very little about, other than she posed for GHM in early editions of Kamera.

This shot comes from Kamera No.11 my latest acquisition and although complete and in good condition for it’s age the pages were splitting around the rusty staples.  I’ve restored colour and obviously removed the staple marks and a few scratches, but a fantastic colour shot of Thelma and an appearance of the Leopard skin rug again! 

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