Dedicated to the published work of Harrison Marks & other prominent photographers of the 1950's, 60's and early 70's. Along with popular glamour models such as June Palmer, Pamela Green, Dawn Grayson and others
A beautifully restored 10 by 8 print of Angela Jones at Ewhurst Manor. Angela looks glorious sat out at Ewhurst in her shades and stockings perched on that white wrought iron bench. Printed on the back of this original print are details of where this image was published. It seems to have been heading for Black Nylons Vol.1 No.10 in a tighter cropped version than this. :)
This slicked up shot of a glistening body is of Erica as if you needed to guess and comes from Kamera No.20 P32 (1959). As I’ve said before, it seems that Harrison Marks had a thing for Erica oiled up, as I’ve seen more or Erica with oil on her body than not. Just an observation, as what’s not to like about seeing Erica or her body at least and those oiled curves!
The Petite framed Lena Ellis posing in the studio from a restored 35 mm slide. Unfortunately this was originally a colour slide, but the colours were very badly degraded, and I was unable to recover them, so a quick conversion to black and white, and we still have a great shot of Lena to share. Lena was one of those mid-sixties models that was on the slender side, not big in the bosom department, but a nice small perky pair all the same.
The model known only as Christina from a scan of an original negative by Harrison Marks. Very little is known about Christina, other than there were just four photographs of Christina published, two in Kamera No.51 and two from the same shoot in No.61, plus one GHM glamour Film, No.41: ‘Christina’ (1964). All seem to have been taken at GHM’s flat, with half inside (No.51) and half outside on the balcony (No.61). To date I have 3 negatives of Christina all on the balcony, one published in No.61, but the other two including this one as far as I know were never published.
A beautiful shot of ebony model Agnes Grieves taken by Terry Sparks. Not a model I was aware of until coming across this set of contact sheets of her by Terry, but she does remind me of another ebony model that also posed for Terry, Sylvia Bayo.
I have 9 contact sheets featuring Agnes by Terry with over 140 images of her posing in various locations around a house including bedroom, living room and some full nude shots in the bath. I have no idea where these were taken or when, but guessing early 1970s, but maybe if Terry pops on and takes a look he can give us some more details if he remembers.
Bea Bea Chu-Chu taken by Harrison Marks in one of the bay windows at his flat in 1969. A fabulous view of both Bea Bea’s figure and out the window, but I know which I prefer to look at. She does have rather a larger pair of tits on her, not Paula Page large but still large. Though I don’t think they stand out as much because they still look in proportion with the rest of her curvy figure, plus there’s not a lot of sag in this pair! Great figure and hips, as well as the natural look below, although not overly hairy compared to some!
A beautiful profile view of a topless Sally Dixon from an original 35 mm colour Kodak slide. This comes from a small set of slides of Sally posing in front of a bamboo room divider, in and out of a front opening blue summer dress!
A beautiful colour shot of the model named as Jill by Harrison Marks. Taken on a sofa in GHM’s flat, it’s a great pose from Jill and I love the red sheer négligée off the shoulders showing Jill’s figure. Always good to see a colour shot, which adds more depth to a shot sometimes.
I’ve been revisiting my very large collection of June Palmer originals, including a lot of her older stuff from the 1980s, which is rare and hard to come by. During my search, I realized I had missed out several shots of an older June taken by John W in the studio during the 1980s, including the shot above. I have to say looking at these again even in her 40s, June had such a fantastic fuller figure with bigger tits, but still had what it takes.
The title refers to the only item of clothing in this shot, a tie from a well known UK Bank!
A beautiful cropped version of Gloria Lomax from a scan of the original negative. A glorious side view in colour of both Gloria and an ornate wardrobe at Walden Manor. Several shots from this set were published in Kamera No.88 (1968), so it was obviously taken by Harrison Marks. A stunning shot of Gloria with her floral skirt just about staying on her hips giving us a very sensual and seduction look!
The Kamera Club 