Until last week I think I only had one image of Maria Frost and then Terry sent me one of his originals (coming soon!), closely followed by me finding the above shot. This shot again appears on P267 of the ‘1950’s Glamour Book’ which seems to be predominately work by Russell Gay, so this could be a Terry shot as well? Having now dug around for other shots of Maria, two things stand out. One, she likes her wigs, as she almost always seems to be wearing one in the shots I’ve seen and two, she wears the chain and cross in many as well, so obviously a good little church going girl! Although if you manage to see her appearance in the 1970 Harrison Marks film ‘A Hit For Two Miss’s’ appearing with Angela Duncan, she doesn’t look so innocent to me! She also appears in a second GHM film, also in 1970 called ‘Scouts Honour’
Audrey’s Hallway Antics!





A little uncensored set of Audrey Judson (Kim Courtenay) posing in the hallway at Ewhurst Manor. I like this set because I’ve not come across many shots of Audrey to publish, it’s based at Ewhurst, and finally she has a great body and pussy on her, so why not! The images are not up to the usual standard as they are from small scans I found, but restored them the best I could. I would love to get better versions of these and know if there were any more? Still good enough to share though, and the first three are my favourites!
Pat Davis: A Heavenly View (1959)
Pat Davis from Kamera No.19 P29 (1959) posing in the studio sat on a stool, with the sky background added in during processing. GHM did this on many of his shots, but it predominately seemed to be a sky/beach background, such as in this example of Sylvana Manto.
Eve Eden – Better As a Blonde? (Original)
Eve Eden as a blonde! I actually quite like Eve as a blonde, although she was only blonde for a very short period before reverting back to her more natural look as a brunette. This shot was taken by Ed Alexander and comes from a complete set of 35mm negatives owned by Kevin, who has kindly sent over several images, including this one. The shots show Eve in an open blouse and white panties posing in what seems to be an abandoned/derelict building with corrugated roof, but who cares about the location when we have Eve looking like this!
Pam’s Parlour Pose! (Original)
Restored from an original print, Pamela Green by Harrison Marks posing on her knees nude in the front parlour! An early shot of Pam, before being a blonde (redhead stage?), I have several shots from this set of her posing in various locations around GHM’s flat (I assume it’s his place?). A great shot of a nude Pam in front of the dresser :)
Annette Johnson – A Right Fruity One! (1964)
OK, I’ll openly admit that Annette Johnson isn’t one of my favourite models, but don’t ask me to explain why because I can’t really put a finger on why I don’t like her, I just don’t compared to others. Saying that the shots of her taken by Harrison Marks are some of the better ones I’ve seen of her, plus those by Ed Alexander and this shot is a good example. Taken by Harrison Marks outside Ewhurst Manor, this is one of four shots of her that appear in the hardback book ‘She Walks in Beauty’ (1964). All four shots are located in the grounds of Ewhurst, which is unusual in that nearly almost all of the photo’s in SWiB are taken on location down in Devon, apart from a small sub-set based at Ewhurst.
This shot is outside the front of Ewhurst, as you can see the driveway, but what is more bizarre about the shot, other than Annette’s pose, is the bowl of fruit on the ground in front of her! What’s that all about? It also looks like the retouchers had a field day hiding her nether region and did a poor job! Despite all of the above Annette doesn’t look too bad in the shot :)
Tracy’s Armchair Attributes!
UK model, Tracy Reeves relaxing in an armchair, as she fiddles with her hair and gives the camera a pensive look! I don’t know if Tracy actually posed for Harrison Marks, but she appeared in numerous UK publications through-out the 1960’s including Parade, Carnival, Escort and Girls Illustrated.















