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)

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?

Therese Gilmour – Girl Illustrated No.22

Therese Gilmour from the pages of Girl Illustrated Vol.2 No.22 (1968), or as she is more commonly known Annette Johnson with dark hair! Another model with  a list of aliases as long as her career!  Denise Duke, Karen Frazer (with black hair), Anise Dietrich and now Therese Gilmour, the list goes on…

A Very Elegant Wendy Luton


Three shots of a very elegant looking Wendy Luton posing in jewels and black gloves and sporting a very nice pair of spotty panties to add to the whole effect! The middle shot makes her look older than she probably actually was, so would put these shots at late 1960’s or early 70’s?

Kamera Playing Cards

I came across these three examples of playing cards from a deck of cards featuring models from Kamera and wondered if anyone out there had the deck of cards or good scans of the set?  I found a few other examples but they were very poor in quality!

Xmas Cracker – Mary Morten

What a nice surprise if you found this Xmas cracker under the tree like this, no need to unwrap anything! This is Mary Morten, also known as Nelda Morten/Morton, Beverly Martin, or as a brunette Carmen Montez, do you think she had enough names!  She appeared in Kamera No.85 (1967) in the Xmas setting and also appeared on Kamera Christmas cards.

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