As in Candy Earle and her gorgeous figure and pussy! Not a GHM model, but you can forgive me I’m sure for adding her in as another of my favourite 1960’s model!
C is for Candy
A is for Ann (Again!)
As in Ann Walker this time posing on the beach set for GHM.
T is for Teri
As in Teri Martine looking back at us wearing just black stockings, suspenders and heels! Anyone worked out the theme for today yet and what the next image will be ;)
N is for Nicky
As in a different shot showing a close up of Nicky Stevens taking a bath!
A is for Ann
As in Ann Day, who posed for Harrison Marks in the later editions of Kamera. A big busty girl with a rounder figure than others, but equally enthralling, who appeared on the cover and in Kamera No.87 (1968).
Margaret Nolan in Lights!
Three stunning shots of Margaret Nolan posing nude and being cleverly lit by lighting from the right side. I particularly love the top shot and the effect the lighting gives on her side profile, highlighting her face and the curve of her breasts. Not sure where these were originally published?
June Palmer – Studio Nude (Coloured)
Another June Palmer shot coloured by Oldiznewagain, this time a nude studio shot given the once over! (Source: Oldiznewagain)
Xmas Cracker – Dawn Grayson (2)
A wonderful festive shot of Dawn Grayson as today’s Xmas Cracker, posing on the festive set again and looking as stunning as ever as she poses with the familiar fur coat. This comes from the Kamera Winter Special (1967)
Upfront with Ann Austin
Ann Austin in a very short and what looks to be a tight looking jacket that hardly covers anything let alone her chest! Another beautiful shot of Ann from this set and a great shot of the frontage of Ewhurst in the background. (Source: Retrogirly on Tumblr)
Xmas Cracker – Unknown But Familiar Props!
An unknown Xmas Cracker today on the familiar festive set, but using a whole host of familiar props and outfits! The broom was used by many models including Pamela Green as Rita Landre on ‘Witches Brew’ and Sophia Dawn and Dawn Grayson on the Cinderella set, for want of a better description of the set. The fur coat was again modelled by Pamela Green to great effect on the Witches Coven Set.
The model looks familiar, but not one I can immediately put a name to, any ideas?
