A beautiful image in high resolution of June Palmer from Pix Magazine Vol.2 No.5, Page 2. Providing another internal shot of Ewhurst, as you can just see the driveway through the window and that vase appears in other shots around the house! Scanned from John W’s own private collection and restored by me :)
June Palmer – Skin Against Sheepskin!
Another black and white original that comes from the same set as this shot of June posing nude on a sheepskin rug! It’s a new week and I hadn’t published a shot featuring a sheepskin rug, so just had to do it!
All 3 shots from this set can be seen … Here
Note: This is an original image and subject to this copyright notice, but can be shared as long as the image remains unaltered and this website is acknowledged as the source.
Liza Martelle
Liza Martelle (Dawn Grayson) – We know GHM had a propensity to give his models aliases when they modelled in wigs, such as Rita Landre (Pam Green) and Mary Stephan (Caroline Coon). What I didn’t know is that Dawn Grayson had one as well when modelling in the blonde wig above! Apparently she was known as Liza Martelle, a beautiful strip artist from the crazy horse in Paris.
GHM revealed this in an interview for Fiesta magazine in 1976 called ‘ Harrison Marks Rides Again!’. He also said that she was in London for an appearance and due to his sheer charm and youthful sex appeal he was lucky enough to get her before his camera … and other places!
Well I never! That’s the first time I have come across Liza Martelle and a photo similar to the one above appears with those comments. So, unless there is another Liza Martelle or the photo was wrong, then it’s Dawn Grayson :)
Ann Austin & The Wicker Chair!
Another shot from this fantastic set of Ann Austin posing in various locations outside of Ewhurst. This one has Ann posing in a wicker chair outside what looks like the cottage at Ewhurst, as you can just see the doorstep to the left. (Source: Scanner-Vision)
Teri Martine – There's More On The Pier Than You'd Imagine!
A double page spread of Teri Martine in glorious tri-colour from Parade Magazine No.1365, 5th February, 1966. (Source: VEF)












