Just a Scarf For Protection!

A wonderful shot of Pamela Green and Marie Deveraux in nothing more than a head scarf each! Taken by Harrison Marks on the Isles of Scilly for his hardback publication ‘Kamera on Location’ in 1958. A perfect pose on the corner of an old stone wall with each of them raising a leg to add to the effect of the shot, as well as protect modesty!

Brenda Graham – She Can Squeeze My Apples Any Time!

Another cracking shot of Brenda Graham by Russell Gay, this time posing as she squeezes some apples in a press and Russell Gay sure had some wacky ideas for the way he posed his models! Saying that Brenda is a fine figure of a woman stood like that in her pink panties and silver high heels and as the title says, she can squeeze my apples any time!

You Can't Beat a Bit of Erica!

No denying it you can’t beat a bit of Erica, renowned Harrison Marks model from the late 1950’s and early 60’s. Always a pleasure to see her and those magnificent tits on display :)

That's a Big Chopper Ms Brown!

Two shots of Gerry Brown on the Harrison Marks dungeon set posing with a very big axe and a birch rod! For the uninitiated the birch rod was used as a form of corporal punishment, typically applied to the recipient’s bare buttocks, although occasionally to the back and/or shoulders, ouch! These shots were from the publication Range No.5, which included a full set of pictures of Ms Brown posing on the dungeon set.

Pigtails & Pamela (1958)

A shot of Pamela Green wearing a long dark wig with pigtails from Kamera No.7 (1958). A similar look to that of her alter ego Princess Sonmar Harricks, but maybe a bit early and she’s not blacked up in this shot!

Jayne Tracey – An Open & Revealing Pose

Jayne Tracey kneeling on a stool at a dressing table and posing in an open baby doll nightie.  Taken from the pages of the 1960’s glamour book, which reprints models that posed for Russell Gay and others in the 1950’s and 60’s.

Lorraine Loves Leopard Skin!

A younger Lorraine Burnett posing on the much loved and used leopard skin rug for Harrison Marks from the pages of Kamera Special No.1 (1959). She’s almost breaking out into a smile in this shot!

Spicy Donna (Zigrinda) – Part 2

The second set of shots from the ‘Private Classics’ set from the 1970’s where she is named as spicy Donna and after the first set of images they start get get a bit ruder! Although who doesn’t like a bit more spice every now and then!

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