June Palmer in Tri-Colour from Parade No.1206 (19th January, 1963)
Spotlight on June
June Palmer in Tri-Colour from Parade No.1206 (19th January, 1963)
June Palmer in Tri-Colour from Parade No.1206 (19th January, 1963)
June Palmer – Black Skirt & Stockings (Original)
Another more formally posed shot of June, this time sat on a stool topless, but still wearing her skirt and stockings! There’s something about the way June is looking at the camera with her hands on her hips that makes me feel like a ‘naughty schoolboy’ for daring to stare at those fabulous tits! Maybe it’s just me and my mischievous mind wishing such things!
Thanks to John for another beautiful JP Scan :)
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Thanks to John for another beautiful JP Scan :)
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Signed by June Palmer
This shot from John appeals to me on 3 levels. It’s an original taken by John himself, it’s then signed by June and finally it has my favourite sheepskin rug in it!
This shot was taken by John at Strobe Studios in 1984 and part of a set, but June liked this particular shot the best so signed it for him. Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece of memorabilia with us John!
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Striking a Pose With June Palmer (Original)
Ah what to say! Another more formal/artistic pose from a young June Palmer sent through by John. This is an earlier one of June (Late 1950’s?) and shows off her curves again to perfection. I’ve said it before, but these poses just can’t be beaten today and the likes of June and Pamela Green just knew instinctively how to pose to get the best shot! An art seemingly lost in today’s instant world of point and shoot!
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June Palmer – Expert at Squeezing!
June Palmer from the ‘Cocktail’ page of Parade No.1194 (27th October, 1962), which again confirms she was a proficient accordion player, amongst other things! A direct scan from the actual magazine, purchased with 16 other editions of Parade from 1962/63 last week :)
June Palmer – Full Frontal Venetian Pose (Original)
Another shot of June Palmer posing beside a window and some venetian blinds. This time a wider shot showing off more of June and her fabulous figure bathed in the light and shade caused by the blinds.
Published images so far from this set can be found … Here, but this is now a set of ten images, thanks to John W, who has teasingly released several more recently. All shots were taken by John in 1986 at June’s home and so far I’m loving this new unseen set of an older June the most!
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June Palmer & The Old Barn Wall! (Original)
June posing nude outdoors and propping up an old barn wall! I’d go with saying this was somewhere warm looking at the sky and location, maybe on holiday again somewhere and taken by Arthur Howell. Originally from a 120 film negative, but edited and tidied up to remove the odd scratch.
Note: All images, original or otherwise have been carefully edited and restored where required and a lot of effort has gone into this and may be subject to this copyright notice. Please feel free to share, but kindly link back to this original if sharing elsewhere, Many Thanks! – Wonder
Note: All images, original or otherwise have been carefully edited and restored where required and a lot of effort has gone into this and may be subject to this copyright notice. Please feel free to share, but kindly link back to this original if sharing elsewhere, Many Thanks! – Wonder
Joanna Kent By The Fireplace (Original)
June Palmer as Joanna Kent keeping warm by the fireplace, aided by a few cushions and that damn sheepskin rug again! From a 120 film negative and edited by moi!
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Note: All images, original or otherwise have been carefully edited and restored where required and a lot of effort has gone into this and may be subject to this copyright notice. Please feel free to share, but kindly link back to this original if sharing elsewhere, Many Thanks! – Wonder
Signed by June Palmer & Arthur Howell
I came across these original signed photo’s of June over on Tumblr, not only signed by June but also Arthur Howell! Thanks must go to minimunster, who owns the originals and kindly allowed me to share them here.
Fantastic quality scans by minimunster and all the originals can be found … here. The top image looks to be at Ewhurst :)
The Exquisite Lines of June Palmer (Original)
Another stunning original of June Palmer from John. This time a more formal studio pose and shot by an unknown photographer, but it looks like it may have been taken at the same time as this shot. The pose, the lighting, the way she holds up her hair, even the hint of bush all just adds something to the depth of this shot. A truly beautifully posed shot of June!
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The Kamera Club 