Susan Finch by Terry


The beautiful Susan Finch by Terry Sparks leaning back against a chair naked. Terry sure loved his big beaded necklaces back then as additional props, not thta it distracts from Susan in any way.

Dawn Grayson by Leslie Bainbridge


A beautiful original print of Dawn Grayson by Leslie Bainbridge. I’m trying to remember if I have any of her that show her so open and exposed? Saying that someone did mention to me that Bainbridge had a way of making the models relax and ‘open up’ for him and it certainly looks like it worked for Dawn.

Dawn appears on various covers and within Girl Illustrated, the other Bainbridge publication, but I’ve only ever seen her on the cover of H&E No.835 (Nov 1970).

Hazel Bradshaw: Naked, Smooth & Wet!


3 views of the beautifully smooth Hazel Bradshaw by Leslie Bainbridge, as she poses naked outdoors at some mini waterfall. Perfectly packaed in every area, with her smooth pussy and small pert tits with nice hard round nipples.

Clyda Rides Again!


3 more shots of Clyda Rosen riding co-star “Short Jack Gold” on the set of the Harrison Mark’s 1973 glamour film ‘Dolly Mixture’. I don’t know who was more of a handful in these shots Cylda or her tits!

Val Van Dotson: Fireplace Frills


I first came across Val in a film by Arthur Howell called ‘Brides in the Bath‘, as it starred June Palmer plus many other models photographed by Harrison Marks. In that film she went by the name ‘Vanda Vane Dotson’ and I’ve seen other variations. These shots were also by Arthur Howell and have Val showing off her small pert tits through black lacy top.

Frisky Frankie!


I do love Frankie Amos, so a few more shots of her veluptous figure and tits, this time looking very glamourous on the bed in just fishnet stockings.

A Fine Spread From Yoko!


Two shots of Yoko Lee by Howard Roark showing off her tan lines and a lot more. A bit more explicit from Roark as Yoko shows off her dark thick bush and poses in a more typical ‘spread shot’ that became more prevalent in the 1970’s. I hasten to use the word popular as you either like this type or shot or loath it, as it moves away from the more classical glamour poses of the 50’s and 60’s.

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