Zigrinda From Germany

Another shot of Zigrinda by Harrison Marks, but this was published in the 1969 Tudor House Publication ‘Round The World Girls’ in T.H.P Vibra Colour, whatever the hell that is? The magazine featured 19 girls from different countries and it looks like 2 models that regualry posed for GHM appeared, one being Zigrinda. The other was Velma Loftus, who appeared as the Girl from South Africa. Being a late 1960’s publication and having seen other Tudor House publications, there was plenty of untamed bush on show in this magazine!

Pamela Green – Amazonian Beauty (Original)

Pamela Green with short dark hair looking more tanned than usual or slightly ‘blacked up’ for this shot. Taken from an original Harrison Marks silver gelatin photo this set features Pam nude with hooped earrings and posing with what looks like a glass orb or ball. Although this shot itself didn’t appear, others from the same set were published in the hardback book ‘Pamela – A Portrait in 58 Studies’ by Harrison Marks in 1955.

Vera Novak – The Bed & The Beehive

I’ve not really published that much of Vera Novak to date, but I don’t really know why? This shot is typical of the 1960’s modelling style, including the wonderful beehive hairstyle! Vera had a great figure, not as curvy as some others or as busty, but still a pleasure to view.

Margaret Nolan – Just the Panties To Go!

A fireside shot of Margaret Nolan posing with just her panties to go before she’s naked! I don’t know much about this shot other than it was probably taken by Russell Gay for either QT, Amber or Model as she always seemed to wear very dodgy blonde wigs for those shoots! Great shot apart from the wig and the decore is very late 1960’s, early 70’s, with a nice old fashioned phone in the background.

Republished in the ‘1960’s Glamour Book’ by Ammorite Press.

Pamela, The Pose & The Rose

An early shot of Pamela Green by Harrison Marks from a set where she is seen in various nude poses with a rose. A rare early shot of her where she had pubic hair that can be clearly seen in this shot and the collars and cuffs match! Taken in the late 1950’s and restored from a scan of a silver gelatin photograph.

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