A colour shot of June Palmer from the 1960s, which was originally part of a 3-D Steroview slide. The colours from this slide were fantastic and needed very little restoration but still look very natural, especially the skin tones of June’s body. A superb shot of June and her stunning figure in her prime as she poses leaning against a green sofa, although I’m not sure about the yellow rug?
A Quick Dip with Pamela!
A shot of Pamela Green by Harrison Marks, taken in 1959. Posing on his boat the Pyewacket probably down on the Thames near Maidenhead. A shot straight from the negative, showing Pam climb back aboard after a quick dip.
Well it’s that time of year, so time for my summer break for a few weeks as I hopefully head to France. Things will of course go quiet for a few weeks on here, but hopefully back refreshed sometime in August! :)
Sharon by Ken Greenwood
Another shot from a set of contact prints in my collection, this time one of a model only named as Sharon and again by UK photographer Ken Greenwood. This time I only have 36 shots of Sharon from two sets in various poses and stages of undress. I love this topless shot of her with her panties slowly going down, and what a great figure and set of tits. :)
A Double View of Lynn

Lynn Hunt by Terry Sparks and a new model on this site. Lynn is stunning, especially in stereo as she looks at us from the reflection in the mirror.
Lynn is a real beauty and I have a range of shots of her by Terry similar to these and some in the studio that have a ‘Page 3’ feel to them. Unfortunately, nothing more than topless from Lynn, which is a shame! ;)
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Tits for Lunch!

This image of a 1973 lunch box made me laugh when I saw it. Not only has it got some great tits on the front, but the side panel features none other than Harrison Marks model Julie Collins, who had a big pair of tits on her as well! :)
This must be fake or made for a specific adult lunch box promotion, as I can’t quite see young kids talking this to school! Can you imagine the scene in 1973 at lunchtime as little billy gets this out, female teachers fainting all over the place and a visit to the headmaster’s office I imagine! Still, I can imagine it being used as an adult lunch box on a factory floor or building site. It did make me smile when I saw it.
Wendy’s Sunny View
Wendy Smith by Howard Roark from the 1970s and definitely a view to raise the temperature. Wendy is a firm favourite of mine, and I love this view of her sat on a bridge in Denim shorts. It comes from a large set of contact sheets featuring Wendy in various settings and states of undress. One thing you can’t miss in any of the images is her big tan lined tits.
Anita St. George – Definitely No Dragon!
A smiling Anita St. George posing topless from a set of contact sheets. Another Anita and another with saint as part of the surname. This Anita looks great kneeling on that sheepskin rug in just her panties, showing off a nice rounded pair of tits.
Seemed like an appropriate image to post on St George’s day! :)
Unknown by Lamplight!

A beautiful model posing next to a studio lamp, taken by Harrison Marks from an original medium format negative. A model with a great slender figure and tidy smooth mound for all to enjoy.
This lovely model is Cheri Swift, later Cheri Chiranti. She was described as being from Sutton, in Surrey, but with French roots. She had appeared in the 1950s versions of Fiesta and Carnival, as well as PEP, Toco magazines, and Pin-Up. Furthermore, she did full nude work like the picture above, for magazines such as Charm, and Art Advertiser.
Her credited photographers included Maurice Fleisher, L.G. Barton, and A. Williams.
Unknown Ebony Curves by Harrison Marks

A stunning shot of an unknown ebony model by Harrison Marks. What a fabulous curvy figure she has as she leans forward for the camera and one of the few ebony models that GHM used in the 1960s along with Sylvia Bayo, Veronica Diemen and a few others. :)
Although this is a scan direct from the negative, the actual image appeared in Kamera No.47 P10 (1963). There were also 3 other images of this model published in the same edition, of which I have 1 other negative.





