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Dawn & Gloria – Two’s Company, Three’s a Crowd!


I’ve only just received this original negative, but thought I’d share it, as it has two of my favourite 1960s models in it, Dawn Grayson and Gloria Lomax (Donna Ambrose). Scanned from a 35 mm slide, it has Dawn, Gloria and another model that name escapes me for now posing on a lawn in just their knickers. I love the contrast in knickers with Gloria wearing white between the two others wearing black and a shame only Gloria is looking directly at the camera.

Having been contacted by Gloria in the past, I knew that both her and Dawn used to travel up to London from Luton on modelling assignments, so it’s fantastic to actually see a shot of them modelling together. Gloria looks stunning as always, but a shame the others are looking away, and it looked like a warm summer when this shot was taken as the grass looks a little dry!

Can anyone put me out of my misery and identify the third model in the shot, as it’s bugging me who she is?

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Dawn Grayson – Perfect Sofa Pose (Coloured)

My collection of Dawn Grayson images grows by the day, but you can never have enough of her, so it’s about time Oldiznewagain did a coloured version of one of here images :) the red of her hair and the blue of her eyes in this representation look almost perfect and he never seems to go wrong with his choice of background colours.  I must send him some of my Dame originals to colour to see how they come out, as I know he does requests from others if you look at his site.

The original post featuring the black and white version can be found here and it’s also the same sofa as the my previous post with Caroline Coon on!

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Dawn Grayson: A Little Overdone!


A different shot of Dawn Grayson from an original medium format negative, that unfortunately I had to restore and crop down as the edges were faded and very magenta in colour. I’ve never seen any of these shots before of Dawn, and the outfit is unusual. Not only that, but it seems Dawn had been out in the sun a little too long and caught the sun on the top of her thighs and arms, as they look a little red in comparison to her white tits that you can see through the blue mesh top! A most unusual shot and outfit, with the blue top in comparison to the yellow panties. I have no idea who took this shot or if it even appeared in any publication.

The orange sheet on the floor made me chuckle, as I have an old pair of curtains in that very same colour and material. They are not used as curtains, but more as old dust sheets for painting etc and I think they came from my parents, but don’t remember them as curtains. Funny to see them in a shot back in the 1960s, again not as curtains but as floor covering. I’ll never be able to look at those covers in the same light again next time I have them out for decorating :)

 

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Jennifer Garland – A Different Perspective (1958)

Jennifer Garland from the Kamera Special No.2 P17 (1958).  This is how the shot appeared in the magazine, but I’m not too sure if it should be horizontal, as she seems to be laying on her back amongst the sheepskin rugs. Actually when I  turned it horizontally, it actually looks better this way.  Whatever orientation you can beat a bit of Jennifer in black negligee showing off her ample bosom!

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Delilah Jones

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Not a normal shot for this blog, as no real reference to GHM or the normal models I post, but too good a shot to ignore. This fantastic topless shot is of Delilah Jones and was sent through by Kevin. Kevin also knows Delilah and is helping her collate images from her career such as the one above, so a big thanks to Kevin for allowing me to share such a fantastic shot.

 

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A Red Rochelle! (Original)

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Another original scan from Jeff B and one from his Harrison Marks ‘Pamar’ set of 8 colour slides.  This features a cracking view of Rochelle Lofting and her might fine assets and as you can see the quality of the slide is exceptional and needed very little doing to it, other than removing some dust and marks.

Thanks to Jeff for all of these scans and he’s actually put these Harrison Marks slides up for sale on eBay if anyone is interested.  You can find these plus his other listings under the username j44land, so go take a look if interested.

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Rita Landre – Dance of The 7 Veils (Original)

I had a very busy day yesterday with content for the site, with a big batch of negatives arriving that I’d purchased, plus I made a new contact that has a collection of original negatives from the 1960’s. Originally Jeff B contacted me to enquire if I knew how much some of his box of slides were worth if sold on eBay, which consisted of 48 x Walton, 4 x J.B. Copper, 8 x Harrison Marks slides plus various others. So being cheeky I asked if he could send copies so I could take a look and the quality of the Harrison Marks and Walton slides are very good.  So being even cheekier I asked if he would scan them in high resolution and let me post them on my site, which he has agreed and the first edited version is above.

It is of course Pamela Green as Rita Landre posing with several coloured sheer veils and using one as a top.  It’s not a shot I’ve seen before or seen published in any of the Kamera publications, so it could have been an early Rita shot for Fiesta or Carnival?  The quality and colours are fantastic and the shot is very clear, thanks to the large scan.

I must say a big thanks to Jeff B for scanning and sending them over as it’s much appreciated and yet another source of quality content from people that follow this site. More to come as Jeff scans and sends them over.

Thanks Jeff!

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Raunchy Rita (1959)

A full on frontal view of Rita Landre (Pam Green) from Kamera No.19 (1959) as she looks down on you from above. In a strange erotic way it’s quite a domineering look she’s giving, as if to say look, but touch if you dare! I’d risk it :) The retouching on this shot is good for a change, as the way the shadows fall and the fact Pam was shaven all help reduce the retouching required on this shot.

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