A remastered set of Angela Duncan posing on a fluffy rug in front of the fireplace as she teases us. The first 6 shots have her in black bra and her trademark tasselled panties, as she begins to strip
Della & Frankie: An Oiled Duo
A couple of oiled beauties in the shape of a dark haired Della Fox and friend Frankie Amos from an original print. Della as always looks stunning nude and oiled up and you can even see a hint of her bush. Frankie has a much curvier figure than Della and rounder tits. A great duo shot of them both back to back showing off the different figures.
Vicky: Wicker Views
The model known only as Vicky posing for Harrison Marks from Kamera No.87 (1968) and taken in the grounds of Ewhurst Manor, as the wicker chair was a common prop with other models as well. Yes, the pubic region has been severely retouched in the published image, but on the right is the version direct from the negative.
Pamela Green: Amongst The Balloons!
A great shot of a dark haired Pamela Green posing amongst coloured balloons. I can’t say I’ve seen any shots of Pam from this set before with the balloons, but it looks to be an early shot of her prior to her Kamera days? If I were to hazard a guess I’d say it was still taken by Harrison Marks, but probably appeared in Carnival or Foto in the mid 1950s, but I could be wrong?
Nicky Stevens: Bare Cupboard View

I think this shot is the closest I’ve seen of Nicky showing us an uncensored shot of what’s between her legs? You still don’t see much, but you can see she’s shaven, which I had guessed and maybe just a hint more, but that’s it! A very modest girl it seems, but I’m sure she must have opened her legs further for someone, maybe GHM in private?
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?









