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
Three images from a strip of 35 mm negatives of June Palmer posing on a chair in a very sheer négligée! Great shots of June posing on the chair and a great side view of her magnificent chest through that sheer négligée. These come from a much larger set of images of June posing at this location in the sheer outfit and panties, so more to come!
An original print sent over by John of June Palmer posing nude on a studio floor, allowing the light and shadows to highlight and show off her fabulous curves. For some reason, I love the way her long legs and curve of her hip are highlighted in this shot more than anything else. A very clever shot using light and shadows to highlight such a beauty.
The second shot of this small set of slides and another absolutely stunning shot of the fabulous June Palmer from an original 35 mm colour slide in my collection. The first shot here had June kneeling, but this is one of her standing tall with arms above her head, showing off her hourglass figure covered only by the fishnet tights. Stunning view of June, who was always a step above the rest of the other models in my eyes, apart from maybe a couple of popular exceptions. :)
A flash of leg and stocking from June Palmer posing topless on a wicker chair. Taken on the drive at Ewhurst Manor Cottage, I love June’s smile and how those knickers are tight into her waist highlighting her curves. Unfortunately, I can’t quite read the writing or make on the stocking top.
Thanks to member JAS, who sent through these brilliant shots of June Palmer from the 8 mm cine film of ‘Calamity June’. This was by Arthur Howell under the Strobe Films banner and was Strobe Films No.1 and these shots were 90 mm square still prints made by Strobe back in the 1960s to publicize the film. A fabulous set of 6 prints (members see all) of June posing at the saloon bar, slowly losing parts of her flimsy cowgirl outfit! JAS has around 25 of these 90 mm square prints from Calamity June, Danger Girl and June in Orbit. Of which I have the Danger Girl set to also publish. :)
A beautiful shot of June Palmer taken at the same time as similar shots from She Walks in Beauty (1964). Posing on a Cornwall beach in an open long white négligée/dressing gown as she leans against some rocks, June looks as radiant as ever.
Time for a bit of classic June Palmer and a fabulous shot of her posing in just white knickers on a chair. Love the coloured rug and scarlet curtains as a backdrop. A nice bit of leg on show as well, so one for the foot lovers out there. :)
Two shots of June Palmer posing with a wheel by Harrison Marks that were published in Kamera No.27 (1959). Unfortunately, the shots have been retouched for censorship reasons back then, but the way June poses it probably didn’t need much retouching. If the date of Publication is correct, then this would put June at 19 when she had these shots taken.
The first post from my recent purchase of the Kamera Special ‘The Fabulous June Palmer’ by Harrison Marks (1964). This shot shows a topless June in slacks posing in front of the cottage door at Ewhurst Manor with a cracking smile on a 20 something model. This Kamera Special dedicated to June was 64 pages and shows June in various poses on different sets throughout her early modelling career with GHM.
Taken at Scotlee Studio’s in 1971 a very wet but elegant June Palmer. Wearing long black gloves and Jewellery, June poses in a round blue bath as the shower covers her wet body.
I’ve had 35 mm colour slides from this set of June before, but this is a set of 13 restored slides where the colour is much better, but the quality can vary. Not that sure how many slides were actually in this set, but I know of a few more that I am missing. All show June posing in the bath with and without black stockings and showing off her hairy pussy, which she tended to have in the late 1970s onwards.
The Kamera Club 