It’s a Good Life, Margo!

Sometimes when you see an image you just have to post it and this is one of those shots! This wonderfully posed shot of Cindy Neal popped into my inbox last night from Terry and I love it and the little story attached, which will make the title of this post clearer :)
One of Terry’s original transparencies, he worked with Cindy several times and also used her flat as a location. It was situated off Regents Park and decorated in a slightly Eastern style, which was useful as it was just up the road from Terry’s studio in Great Portland Street. Another bit of useless information, her real name was Margo, but Terry never did find out about her surname.
So there you go Cindy was a Margo, which makes me laugh as I always associate the name Margo with Penelope Keith from the TV series ‘The Good Life’, hence the subtle title to the post! Enjoy the shot of Cindy/Margo and thanks Terry for a fantastic little shot.

Brenda Graham – Pass Me The Oil! (Original)

Two restored 35mm slides of an oiled up Brenda Graham taken in September 1962.  These were originally colour slides, but they had degraded so badly to a magenta colour that even I couldn’t recover the colours, so I converted them to black and white. Either way two cracking shots of Brenda Graham and her glistening globes!

Nicky Stevens – Glad To See The Back of Her! (Original)

The second shot of Nicky Stevens from a scan of one of my original slides, this time a rear view of Nicky. The first slide up front shot of Nicky can be seen here and I’m sure there must be more from this set, but unfortunately I only have the two slides!

Note: This is an original image and subject to this copyright notice, but can be individually shared as long as the image remains unaltered and this website is acknowledged as the source.

Sinful Cindy


Cindy Neal, and although I don’t know if she was sinful, she sure looks like she could have been! A great shot of her from an original medium format negative sent through by Kevin, :) Nice wood panelling!

Beverly Martin – Sexy Girl No.1

Two shots of Beverly Martin (Mary/Nelda Moren) from the 1960’s German publication Sexy Girl No.1. She looks a bit cold in the top shot and that fire could be with going on, but no idea where this could have been taken as it could have been either Ewhurst or Walden as both interiors were a similar style. Thanks to Terry who identified it as Walden Manor :)

Gloria Lomax: Good Things in Small Packages


Sometimes some of my images come from the unlikeliest of sources, such as these shots of a blonde Gloria Lomax. All of these four shots came direct from Gloria herself from her own collection and are shots that I have never come across before, so only fair I should share them. We’ve been in contact before, but Gloria recently contacted me again after seeing a mutual friend had also been in contact and then sent on these shots.

I love posting images on this site, but getting stories and images direct from people involved just makes it even more interesting and worthwhile. A big thank you to Gloria herself for sharing these, and I have a few more yet to post, with a promise of more to come! :)

In The Garden With Dawn & Friend (1965)

A very smiley shot of a nude Dawn Grayson and friend in the grounds of Ewhurst Manor posing for Harrison Marks. This shot appears in Kamera No.65 (1965) in which both Dawn and the other unknown model appear through-out in different locations around Ewhurst. Both also appear on the cover of an earlier vintage magazine Solis No.70, but does anyone know who the blonde is?
Not impressed with the retouching in this shot on the blonde model, although on looking at other shots, she seems to be shaven down below, so can’t have been that much to remove!

An Upfront Nicky Stevens (Original)

From one of my own 35mm slides comes a  scan of a very upfront Nicky Stevens in black negligee by Harrison Marks.

Note: This is an original image and subject to this copyright notice, but can be individually shared as long as the image remains unaltered and this website is acknowledged as the source.

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