A Bamboo Framed Rona Scott

It seems that this bamboo frame was another staple prop for GHM as it appears like the sheepskin rugs in numerous shots! This time the frame is expertly used to show off the figure of Rona Scott and the use of the shadows from the lighting is near perfect. Look at the shadow from the bamboo cane that expertly hides her pubic region, clever or just luck?

Mary Deighan: Kamera Calendar, March 1960

 
Another scan from my own copy of the 1960 Kamera Calendar, this time Mary Deighan and her lovely rear view from the March page of the 1960 Kamera calendar. Taken on the fly poster set, you can’t complain about the view on this one as Mary has a great arse!

Monique Devereux – Breaking Free (1968)

Monique Devereux (Monique Leitzau) posing beside some very big doors for Escort Magazine (April 1968). Apparently according to the blurb, which is always true (not!) she was training for the opera before coming to England to model! Well she definitely had the lungs for it!

Dawn Grayson – Kamera Calendar 1968 Cover

Thanks to John I now have a further two complete sets of scanned Kamera calendars for both 1968 and 1969! The penultimate and last calendars produced and starring some of my favourite later models, include of course Dawn Grayson, June Palmer and Julie Collins.

We start with the cover of the 1969 calendar featuring Dawn Grayson cuddling a snowman on festive set.  This was probably part of the photo shoot that appeared in the 1967 Kamera Winter Special, where I have already publish 3 shots of Dawn on the same set.

Thanks to John W for again scanning and sending copies of these calendars, as it is always appreciated by me for the time and effort he takes to do this for the site.

Zigrinda From Germany

Another shot of Zigrinda by Harrison Marks, but this was published in the 1969 Tudor House Publication ‘Round The World Girls’ in T.H.P Vibra Colour, whatever the hell that is? The magazine featured 19 girls from different countries and it looks like 2 models that regualry posed for GHM appeared, one being Zigrinda. The other was Velma Loftus, who appeared as the Girl from South Africa. Being a late 1960’s publication and having seen other Tudor House publications, there was plenty of untamed bush on show in this magazine!

Diane Hedges or Is It Diane Clare?

A wonderful shot of Diane Hedges from Square Magazine by Roger Davis laying on the floor showing off her maple bosom! The shot is actually aligned this way in the magazine and does seem to work better this way up. The official GHM website states that Diane Hedges is Diane Clare, but with short hair although I’m not convinced as all the shots of DC she has a beauty spot, but I’ve been wrong before.

As Diane Hedges she only appeared for GHM in Kamera No.8 (Cover), the original first issue of Femme and one shot in Kamera Special No.1

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