Pamela in Print


An early shot of Pamela Green from a set of silver gelatin prints from the 1950s. Taken in 1957 by Harrison Marks, this shot shows off Pam’s great body and her short dark hair. The signature long blonde hair was to come later, but I do like the short look. A great profile shot of her face as she looks down with great lighting as usual.

A fuller length version of this shot went on to appear in the first edition of Kamera P26 (1957).

In Focus No.1 (1957)


The cover of the first edition of In Focus, edited by Harrison Marks. In the heady days following the highly successful launch of Kamera, it seemed that the market for Harrison Marks’ publications was insatiable. ‘In Focus’ was another Kamera style pocketbook that Kamera Publications launched in 1957. The highest issue number that I have come across to date is No.21 If this is the last issue, then the publication was last printed in 1964.

No idea who the cover model is, unless anyone can enlighten me?

A Candy View


Unknown Model No.51 by Harrison Marks from a complete set of five 5½ by 3½ prints which I have in my collection, but this one came from Kevin as much better quality than my version. A stunning figure and a rather nice set of tits as she lays there smiling!

Pamar Colour Slides Catalogue (1957)

I’ve been after a copy of this Pamar Colour Slides catalogue for some time now and thanks to Paul from Firebird Records I now have a copy to share. Pamar Productions Ltd was formed by both Pamela Green and Harrison Marks in June, 1957 (Even before Kamera No.1 was published) with both being equal partners in a venture to provide quality 35mm slide sets of the models. This catalogue shows 81 sets produced under the Pamar title, but these shouldn’t be confused with slide sets titled ‘Harrison Marks Colour Slides’ and produced by Kamera Cine Films, of which there were 70 sets produced. Another difference between the different slide sets was that originally the Pamar sets came in a small box, whereas the later sets were sold in a flat transparent plastic wallet.

Having now looked through this catalogue I realize I have over 30 individual Pamar slides in my collection, but unfortunately no full sets! It seems that over the years these sets have been broken down and sold on individually, with many not even having the original grey cardboard holder, just the colour negative itself.

Tied Down Diane!

The classic 1950s beauty of Diane Clare by Harrison Marks. Throw in a couple of rugs and some rope, and you have a typical recipe for a posed GHM shot back in the day. This is no exception, and Diane looks stunning laying there with rope wrapped around her body.

This shot actually appeared in the early edition of Kamera No.2 P27 (1957), along with 2 other shots of Diane.

 

June Simpson – Blonde Ambition! (Original)


I love June Simpson and just can’t get enough of her curves and blonde ambition. This is one of my favourite shots of her that was originally published in Kamera Special No.1 P90 (1957). This is from an original print sent over by Kevin and much better quality.

I just love the way she is sat back on her heels showing off that great round arse as she slightly arches her back. A perfect blonde with a perfect body from the master.

Last shot of the week, so hope everyone is doing OK and staying safe :)

Sweet Like Candy!


Another superb shot of the unknown classic beauty by Harrison Marks with a stunning figure, but this time I have a name! This model appears multiple times throughout early GHM photo sets advertised in the Harrison Marks Glamour Guide and Kamera. This stunning shot showing off her magnificent tits comes from set No.44 of the 72 Stereoscopic sets of 5 prints.

Now the name associated with this busty beauty as provided by a number of people including member Billboard is Candy Bell or Belle, depending on where you search for her. So now we have name even if it’s not real for this classic beauty and thanks to all for providing it and reminding me :)

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