Another unknown beauty that posed for Harrison Marks with this shot appearing in Kamera Special No.4 P46 (1964). No idea who this busty and curvy lady is but she also appeared in the normal editions of Kamera around 1963/64 and I’ve added her to the Unknown Models page under Unknown Model No.54.
A shot of the gorgeous Hanna Viek from above as she gives one of her own nipples a lick! A different perspective on things!
A couple of great colour 6 by 4 prints from the 1960’s sent over by John from Oxxbridge Galleries. This time they feature a lounging Ann Walker posing nude on a bed with blue silk sheets. These come from a set of 7 shots of Ann posing on the bed and the colours in these prints had hardly faded at all and were nearly as crisp and clean as the day they were taken and needed very little restoration. Superb shots of Ann and her fab figure.
A very nice front view of Ann Wilson from Solo No.44 P29 (1965) by Harrison Marks. The retouchers were at it again with this shot, but thankfully not much to hide as Ann kept things clean down there! Also a nice view of the frontage of Ewhurst Manor in this shot, showing the main front windows and door, which means Ann was either stood on the driveway or small front lawn in front of the drive.
A great pair in more than one way! Lorraine Burnett and Eve Eden from a scan or an original Pamar 35mm colour slide. I’ve seen several sets of these two posing together both colour (Pamar sets) and black and white in Kamera No.23 (1959), but what a great pairing from Harrison Marks. The blue dangly earrings that Eve is wearing crop up in other shots as well, I’ve seen shots of both Ann Austin and Julie (Shearing) wearing the same set.
Ann Austin posing on the loft set by Harrison Marks, with the Parisian/Alley set seen in the background. Shots similar to this of Ann posing on the loft set with the gramophone appeared in Kamera No.22 (1960), along with the cover of Avec Plaisir No.5 and several Pamar slides.
Another shot from this set of images of a young June posing in leggings (not tights as someone pointed out!) in the ruins of a castle. These came from John W and his complete set of black and white 35mm negatives of June.
Tina Madison from a restored 6 x 4 print, that I had seen before but the clarity and colours in this copy are superb! It’s also a very nice shot of Tina to be fair and I have several others of her from the same set. I normally crop off the border, but I’ve just left the print as is this time and just restored the colour and removed the odd speck of dust. So borders on or off?
Thanks to John from Oxxbridge Galleries for this and a huge collection of fabulous colour prints, some of which I’ve never seen before. More to come soon 🙂
