The November page of the 1965 Kamera Calendar. Featuring the unforgettable Margaret Nolan posing next to a four-poster bed in one of the bedrooms at Ewhurst Manor. This is from one of the classic Harrison Marks sets of Margaret posing in that bedroom showing off her body at its best! :)
Double The Delight with Rita Landre (1959)
A doubled up Rita Landre (Pamela Green) on the cover of Kamera No.19 (1959) and yet another scanned cover from a recent purchase as I’m catching up on my scanning now I’m up and running again. I also have several colour shots of Rita from this set, with the green and purple sheets from original negatives. She also appears with both sheets and broach on the June page of the 1961 Kamera Calendar.
Sexy Samantha!
A shot of Samantha from a set of 12 colour 35 mm negatives. I love this rearview shot of her showing her bum and one tit.
Although the colours in the slide didn’t survive as well as some others, I kind of like it. The purple/green hue gives it a certain look, especially on the shadows that add to the image. :)
Carol Haynes by Ken Williams
One of two shots of Carol Haynes by Ken Williams from Lenz No.3 and they are the only two shots of her I have! I know she appeared in several editions of Parade during the 1960s as well as the Whitestone publication No.75, Ken Williams London Figure Models. Anyone know if she appeared in any other major publications?
June Johnson: As Nature Intended! (1969)
As the publication says, a shot of June Johnson as nature intended! A very full on view of a full on bush from June Johnson on the lantern cottage set by Harrison Marks from Nature’s Intention Vol.1 No.2 (1969). I don’t have many shots of June as only four shots of her appear in Kamera, plus a couple from Nature’s Intention, which is a shame!
Stella's Sunny Sun Lounger View
Stella Jones by Terry Sparks from 1971 enjoying the sun on her naked body as she sunbathes. A fabulous pose on that sun lounger showing off her slender, svelte like body.
I remember my parents having a set of those loungers in the 70s as well. I also remember them being a bugger to extend out and legs regularly collapsing and having us in fits of laughter as the person sitting on it ended up in a big heap. :)










