Marie Deveraux taken by Harrison Marks in 1958 and scanned from a Pamar Colour Slide. Fabulous figure and scarf she’s wearing!
Marie on Monday
Caroline Coon: Chequered Past
Caroline Coon by Harrison Marks on the weird chequered road set, with a sheepskin rug thrown in for good measure. She had a pretty abundant rug of her own too, which you get a good view of in this shot!
Monique: Stern & Statuesque!
A very stern looking, but statuesque Monique Devereux by Harrison Marks. Stood looking away from the camera Monique looks very formidable with her hands on her hips as that ample bosom thrusts out from the between the open shirt.
The Magnificence of Womanhood!
The man himself, Harrison Marks on the introduction page of the 1965 Kamera Special No.5. For those that don’t know the two models with him are Dawn Grayson and Lisa Hamilton sat on a bench in the grounds of Ewhurst Manor.
Nicole Yerner: A Bushy View!
Another very natural and bushy view of Nicole Yerner by Harrison Marks. Stunning side view of her figure in the sun as she poses outdoors at Ewhurst Manor.
Lorraine Burnett: A Right Handful!
A very serious looking Lorraine Burnett laying on several sheepskin rugs as she offers up her hefty bosom for the camera. Taken by Harrison Marks, but no idea where it was published as one of my first random images I collected of Lorraine.
Studio Beauty!
Two fabulous shots of an unknown sitting model taken by Harrison Marks in the studio. Not only does she have a fabulous slender figure with small perky tits, but stunning beautiful. She’s down as unknown Model No.68 until we know a name. :)
Monique Devereux: Ornamental View!
Monique posing in the garden at Walden Manor leaning over an ornamental planter and showing off her curvaceous body. If you look closely you can see that Monique has two nasty scars down the inside of her wrist, which I hadn’t noticed before, not that I would as I tend to be looking elsewhere! I wonder what they were all about?
Marie Provost: Bedroom Beehive!
Marie Provost posing in a bedroom of GHM’s flat from my original negatives. The original images of Marie appeared in Kamera No.61 P32 (1964). I love Marie’s very 1960s beehive hairstyle, plus these images are slightly less censored than the magazine version, with just a hint of things showing between her legs, but not much!
The Kamera Club 
