I thought I’d continue with the theme of today with this colourful shot of the Erica flashing her big tits for us. A cracking quality shot from an original Pamar 35 mm slide in vibrant colours, which show off Erica’s magnificent mammaries to good effect. Shot on the loft set, I also love the sheer blue blouse she is pulling open to expose herself. Perfect shot, and thanks as always to Kevin for allowing me to share.
Ann Day – An Even Bigger Set!
This shot of Ann Day originally appeared towards the end of Kamera, and it’s run, appearing in Kamera No.87 (1968). The published image was a much tighter crop than this original scan from the negative. This wider shot gives you a better sense of Ann’s figure, but her tits still look huge, plus you get a better, clearer view of them here, than from the magazine! The biggest set of tits to appear in Kamera, does she beat Paula Page?
Angela Duncan – Fluffy Bunny
I love Angela Duncan (Trudy Scott), she’s not the most attractive of models I’ve seen, but what a sumptuous and wonderful curvy figure she has, plus those big tits!
I just love this set of Angela posing on that fluffy rug (hence the title) and sofa in front of the fireplace, and I have 45 shots from this set, some large and good quality and some smaller, but all of Angela. Members get to see all those I’ve published so far!
June Palmer – Sheer Delight (Original)
The second set of images from the same shoot as the ‘June of the Jungle’ set I started yesterday. This set has June in the studio but posing in a long sheer negligee sat on a stool. As well as June the sheepskin rug continues to star in these shots, but as the set progresses the negligee stars less and less :)
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June Palmer – June of the Jungle! (Original)
I had a great surprise in the post today in the form of a disc full of new June images from John W, which are split down into two distinct sets, this being the start of the first. This set of 35mm negatives shows June posing in the studio in a jungle type leopard skin outfit on the familiar sheepskin rug. I’d put this set as taken in the 1970’s, but I’ve seen similar shots of a younger June in the same outfit, like this shot. I think I’ve mis-dated the earlier shot as it’s probably 1960’s, with this shot being later, but I’m bad at guessing dates :)
Either way a great shot of June in the outfit and I’ve aptly named the set ‘June of the Jungle’. Another new set from the same shoot coming shortly.
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Margaret The Tree Hugger!
Continuing the theme from this set, another shot of Margaret Nolan on location wedged naked between a couple of large tree trunks! Taken at a different time to the others, this shot appears to be on location down in Cornwall and appeared in the hardback publication ‘She Walks in Beauty’ P126 (1964). The weir/waterfall in the background also appear in various shots taken for Kamera on Location 1966, so obviously a favourite spot for GHM.
June Palmer – Miss TV Times Entry (1959)
This isn’t actually a new image of June as I published this image back in July 2013, but this is a much better quality image and comes from a new source that also provided some background to the shot. Another John (I’ll call him JAS!) and another huge fan of June that has his own enviable collection of June memorabilia. JAS has acquired his collection over the years from different sources, including June herself and also had the good fortune to have met and photographed June as well.
This particular shot was taken and submitted for the 1959 Miss TV Times competition and according to JAS the entry form signed by June is glued to the back of this image. I loved this shot when I first published it, but it’s even better when you have the background to a shot. For completeness I’ve asked if JAS will scan the back so we can see the entry form, so hopefully I’ll be able to add that in due course.
A big thank you to JAS for sending this through along with the background and I look forward to seeing more of his June collection :)
Update: Thanks to JAS I’ve now included the hand written entry form from the back of the image below.













