The cover from the Kamera Winter Special (1967) featuring Dawn Grayson and Santa (Harrison Marks)
Heart Shaped Rear View!
What a perfect arse! It’s roundness and the way it flares out from the waist, by far the most attractive and sexiest shape for a bottom. Add in the bamboo cane and the mind wanders away with itself.
This was taken from the pages Photographic Rhythm No.1 a great study of the female figure from all angles. Unknown as to whom this perfect bottom belongs to, but at a guess this lovely lady adorns the pages either side of this shot.
Toni Burnett
Toni Burnett on the cottage set from Forms in Color Magazine Vol.2 No.6. Toni appeared in Kamera No.73 & No.74, as well as featuring in the films ‘The Nine Ages of Nakedness’, ‘The Naked World of Harrison Marks’ and later ‘Come Play With Me’ with Mary Millington.
For Bond aficionados she was also involved in the original version of Casino Royale (1967) starring Peter Sellers and David Niven. She became GHM’s third wife on September, 1973 and mother to his daughter Josie.
I’ve not seen many good shots of Toni to date, but this is a nice uncensored shot of her :)
She Walks in Beauty Dust Cover
The dust cover to the hardback book ‘She Walks in Beauty’ (1964) featuring from bottom to top, Margaret Nolan, Marie Deveraux, Rita Landre (Pamela Green) and unknown Lee Southern (Grace Jackson).
Another on my list of books to get an actual copy ( I should write a list!)
Thanks to MadMax for identifying Lee Southern in the top image :)
Thanks to MadMax for identifying Lee Southern in the top image :)
June Simpson – Photographic Rhythm Cover
The always glorious June Simpson on the cover of Photographic Rhythm No.1 by Lawrence Vern. I’m not sure you’d get away with a model today sitting astride a leopard skin rug including head, but you could then. The leopard looks in a state of shock, but so would you with June Simpson sat astride you naked, or maybe not!
Lots of restoration to this cover as it was in bad condition and had a big strip of sellotape down the spine, which you can just see, but a good effort I think!










