Tag: 1971

Looking Back on Black!


A stunning shot of an unknown ebony model with a fantastic pair of huge tits! Throw in the beautiful black pussy and boots and this shot is a winner in my books. One of two negatives sent to me by Jim Barker from Nostalgia Publications, he originally thought they were of Sylvia Bayo.  I’m sad to say I don’t think they are Sylvia, as the tits and nipples and body proportions look different, but Sylvia does appear in this shot!

I love the whole composition of this shot from the way she is stood with that red dress open exposing her big tits and pussy, the black boots and the reflection of her face in the full mirror.  So much going on, you don’t know where to look next (apart from the obvious places!).

Once you do get past the obvious and start to look at the rest of the shot, you will notice the adverts and images of models on the wall around the mirror and room.  The models I do recognize are Sue Bond (directly above the mirror) and Sylvia Bayo (above the model’s left shoulder). The others I can’t quite distinguish even at full size, although the portrait of the model and child top left look familiar, and I can’t quite make out the name on the facial shot?

Finally, I just love the adverts on the wall for men’s trousers! ‘Slack Power’ and ‘For Whom The Bells Toll’ classic!

Update: Thanks to friend Gav who has pointed out that this shot is actually a still from the 1971 GHM glamour film ‘Tailor Made’ released by Maximus International.  The synopsis refers to the model as ‘Ronnie’ but doubt that is her real name, but at least we know it was GHM.

Update 2: Thanks to Arty in the comments, we’ve identified the model as none other than Veronica Diemen, another of my favourite black models. Woo-hoo, more Veronica to come. :)

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June in the Office (Originals)

Two images from two different photo sets, with different underwear but the same office set, but both originals! The second shot in the tan stockings comes from a set of 6 photo’s from John, who has also dated the set. As he said in his own words ‘The calendar doesn’t give the year, but it does say 1st November and that was a Monday. That happened in 1965 and 1971, so I suspect the latter, as there seems to be an early electronic calculator by the telephone’.  Well spotted and worked out John!

To add to that evidence, June has long hair similar to those shot in this set. I love the office backdrop in these shot’s, but I can’t get the the image of the boss sat at his desk and asking ‘Miss Palmer could you take something down for me please?’ and she certainly does take things down later in the shoot!




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June Palmer – Wet & Blue! (Original)

June Palmer with long hair posing in a wet blue dress!  Taken in the 1970’s at ScottLee Studio’s and other shots of June with the same styled long hair would put this shot at 1971.  This comes from a set of six images and love the gold background in the shot.




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June in the Bath (Video Clip)

After posting a recent video clip of June Palmer the Newlywed, John W was kind enough to send me his full version of ‘Brides in the Bath’, which runs to nearly an hour long!  Anyway I’m currently working out a way to get the whole thing hosted so I can publish it.

In the meantime as a test a little clip from it, with June taking a bath (contains some nudity if easily offended!)

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June Palmer The Newlywed (Video Clip)

Another great little find over on YouTube from John W  The Clip is of June Palmer in a short extract from the never finished epic “Brides in the Bath”, shot by June’s then husband Arthur Howell.
Summary: George finds that being married to Margaret is not what he thought it would be as he has several attempts at getting amorous with Margaret, all ending in failure!  In a brilliant piece of casting June plays the dowdy middle-aged spinster Margaret Elizabeth Lofty, who remains clothed (Just!) throughout despite George ‘s best efforts!

As John on his summary says – I think Palmerphiles round the world would like this clip, which has never been seen since it was shot, I think in 1971.

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