Dedicated to the published work of Harrison Marks & other prominent photographers of the 1950's, 60's and early 70's. Along with popular glamour models such as June Palmer, Pamela Green, Dawn Grayson and others
Another beautiful shot of Susan Shaw (Gisa) posing in the garden in a nice open towelling swimsuit. I love the way the zip is down, and she’s pulling open the swimsuit to expose those small perky tits, a very tempting offering. ;)
A superb shot of a 1960’s model named Rita Schondale scanned from an original strip of 35mm negatives. As you can see from below this came in it’s original negative album along with details of the model and location. The album contained 3 strips of negatives totaling 18 photo’s and was shot on Tuesday 20th September 1966 at Jason Studios.
Rita has a more curvy figure and if the details on the album are to be believed she was married with children. This wouldn’t surprise me, as many models were just normal housewives that did a bit of modelling on the side. I love this pose as she supports her boobs and the fabulous frilly knickers she’s wearing. Nothing risqué in this set, as the most Rita shows is her tits and figure, but still fabulous to see. I’ve also recently seen a set of Rita posing with none other than Dawn Grayson as a duo, so she obviously was more than just a casual model? More of Rita to come, as well as other models from Jason Studios 🙂
Time for another Ann Walker image and another original image of her from one of my own negatives. Taken in the studio by Harrison Marks, this shot gives us a great view of Ann’s figure with her back to the camera, showing off her great rounded bottom. You also get a glimpse of the curve of one boob as she slightly turns to one side. A delicious derrière from Ann. :)
A superb shot of 1960s model Shelia Bancroft, scanned from an original strip of 35 mm negatives. As you can see from above, this came in its original negative album, along with details of the model and location. The album contained 3 strips of negatives totalling 18 photos and was shot on Thursday 1st May 1969 at Jason Studios. It seems that Jason Studios was a popular place back in the 60’s for glamour photography, as I have several other albums and models taken at the studio and know that Paul from Firebird also has a large collection as well. No details on the photographer, but I’m assuming possibly amateur, as taken on 35 mm film rather than medium format?
Shelia has a stunning figure and of course a very nice 38″ bust accompanied by a nice neatly trimmed pussy. The hairstyle and make-up are typically 60s, as is the chain belt, which is the only thing she is wearing in all 18 shots! She is also very familiar, so I wouldn’t be surprised if she also posed for some of the more popular photographers of the time. More of Shelia to come, as well as other models from Jason Studios. :)
Someone mentioned it was Titty Tuesday, and you don’t get a nicer pair than those on Roberta Pedon! Not only that but in this shot you get a bit of everything, not only Roberta’s big tits, but also a view of that thick lush pussy, and she seems to be highlighting both, by some well-placed hands. :)
Another visually stunning shot of the seductive Julie (Shearing) from Solo No.4 P13 (1958) by Harrison Marks. This time a rear view of Julie looking over her shoulder wearing just fishnet stockings and of course her trademark big dangly earrings. What makes this shot so stunning is the view of that perfectly peachy arse and the way her hips glide into her hourglass waist.
Some technical information for the photographers of us out there. This was taken on a Rollei Tessar 3.5 on Weston Film 200 with an exposure of a 10th at f14. Lighting was via a 2000 watts Tungsten light according to the information on the page right under Julies bum :)
Another couple of shots from my collection of contact sheets from the Cover Girl/Excite Magazines, with this one teasing us with two tempting views! The first gives a full-frontal view of this temptress showing off her slender figure, small tan lined tits and natural bush, whilst reclining on a chair wearing long black gloves and a sheer top. The second is a view of her rather nice, rounded rear, with just a hint of more on offer. Both views of this French fancy are very tantalizing, but which do you prefer? ;)
Last month I posted this fabulous shot of Breda by Terry Sparks and asked if anyone had more shots of her. Well ask, and you shall receive and not only that but several more original shots of Breda from Terry himself, plus some more background. :)
Breda was actually her model name, which doesn’t surprise me, with her real name being Veronica Ronnis. She posed for Terry in the shot above and previous shot on 26th July 1971, which aligns with them appearing in Knave the following year. As Terry recalls, she came from Southampton and being one of the classier and nicer girls that were around in the early 70s. Makes you wonder what the bad ones were like and got up to, doesn’t it?
This shot of her sat in the hanging bamboo chair, which was very 70s, is stunning and shows off the front view of Breda/Veronica to match the previous rearview. And what a view it is with those small perky tits and hint of bush highlighted by the tan lines and enhanced with a rather charming metal belt around her waist. Perfect and so glad I asked for more of Breda, with a big thanks as always to Terry for providing such stunning shots. :)
Another early unknown model by Harrison Marks posing atop a wooden crate on the Barn set used on various occasions. Again, I have several original negatives of this model with 5 shots appearing in Kamera No.30 (1960), but not this particular shot. In fact, the Barn set featured heavily in Kamera No.60 as a majority of the other shots also featured Paula Page on the same set.
No idea if this image went on to appear elsewhere, but I’m sure she must have appeared in other GHM publications as well? Another model with a stunning figure from the early 1960s, and I have her down as Unknown Model No.66 in the Unknown Model List.
The magnificent Dawn Grayson at her best by Harrison Marks. A simple pose from Dawn on the sofa at GHM’s flat, but sometimes it’s the simple things that appeal the most and this certainly does that. Harrison Marks used Dawn on many occasions on many different shoots and sets but this shot and this set has to be my favourite from them both. Many of the shots from this set went on to appear in Solo No.43 (1964) and this shot also appeared on a poster for ‘Key Strip’ here.
This shot also appeared in Kamera No.65 P19 (1965) pretty much cropped as you see it here, except this is direct from the negative in my collection. Simply Dawn at her best :)
The Kamera Club 