Back to the 1970s and a very open and inviting view of Penny Raye by Howard Roark. Not much more you can say really, such a stunning model with an innocent look to her, if she wasn’t sat looking at you naked like that!.
Tracy Reeves: Sheer Modesty
Tracy Reeves from 1968 posing at Jason Studio’s from a strip of 35mm black and white negatives. A wonderful frontal view of her figure and smooth pussy. Although I’m not sure the sheer cloth she is holding in front of her is giving her much cover or protecting her modesty. Not that we care as the view through it is much better :)
Sophia Dawn: Curves & Beads
Two very posed shots from Sophia Dawn in the studio. She actually looks like a shop mannequin in this pose holding the beaded necklace and looking away from the camera. This comes from a small set of original 35mm colour slide and shows Sophia’s great figure and hips. You also get just a hint of more as well ;)
Sitting Pretty: Barbara & Nicky

Three original negatives of Barbara Halks and Nicky Stevens on the set of the Harrison Marks glamour film ‘Sitting Pretty’. The film itself was a standard 8 mm film in black and white by Harrison Marks, numbered No.E.9 – Sitting Pretty (1967), but I have no idea what the film actually entails! I do have a copy of the box cover (below) featuring the two girls, but the shot I have is a little more revealing from Barbara’s point of view! Unfortunately these are the only shots I have from this set :(

Valerie Williams: A Flush of Colour
Valerie Williams in colour from an original 35mm Kodachrome slide from the late 1950s early 60s I would guess? One of the few colour shots of Valerie I’ve seen, although it needed some serious restoration and ended up a little dark at the top, but still a very good shot of her. She has longer hair in these shots, so would suggest it’s slightly later than the other shots I’ve posted of Valerie to date.
Ann Wilson's Nice Frontage! (1965)
A very nice front view of Ann Wilson from Solo No.44 P29 (1965) by Harrison Marks. The retouchers were at it again with this shot, but thankfully not much to hide as Ann kept things clean down there! Also, a nice view of the frontage of Ewhurst Manor in this shot, showing the main front windows and door, which means Ann was either stood on the driveway or small front lawn in front of the drive.








