Ettalie Smith – Danger Curves Ahead!

Two shots of an unknown model posing for Ken Williams in Lenz No.3. I don’t know who she is (anyone ID her?) but she’s got a seriously good set of curves on her. I love the way her hips fair out from her waist in the top shot and a nice ample bosom as well, a perfect hour glass figure. I must profess to liking the ladies with a rounder, curvier figure and more ample bosom, well this week at least!

Anyone got any more of her?

Marie Deveraux & The Chair!

Another shot of Marie Deveraux posing nude on just a wicker chair in pigtails. This comes from Glamorous Girls No.2 and again is possibly a reprint from an original Kamera publication. I love this set and just look at the lovely curves and round arse on her, perfect!  

These girls all had what I would class the perfect curvy figures. You didn’t see a skinny girl back then very often, but then I prefer the more curvaceous figure.  I have more of this set to come!

Reclining with Ann Austin

I’ve got a thing for Ann Austin at the moment (well more than normal) and this shot helps!  Actually I think there are two particular things that grab my attention with her, those wonderful assets and her figure typified in this reclining pose on the floor.

A is for Ann


As in Ann Day, who posed for Harrison Marks in the later editions of Kamera.  A big busty girl with a rounder figure than others, but equally enthralling, who appeared on the cover and in Kamera No.87 (1968).

Luscious Lynn

The very luscious Lynn Shaw posing beautifully in front of some venetian blinds!  Another favourite of mine from the 1950’s with a curvy body that she just knew how to pose to get maximum response :)

The Bountiful Angela Duncan

Damn those are some fine curves on Angela Duncan, especially the top shot where she is showing her beautiful hourglass waist, those big hips and not forgetting big breasts!  A full figure of a woman and one that is built to be admired for a very long time!  Someone has asked what my ideal woman type would be, well I give you exhibit A! 

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