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Join The Dream-In!

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A great two page advert for the 1967 film ‘The Naked World of Harrison Marks’ featuring the man himself plus a bevy of glamour beauties that appeared in the film.

For those interested the models appearing in this advert are Pamela Green on page 1, June Palmer on page 2 bottom left, Christine Carter and Julie Jordan on page 2 bottom left. The models appearing with GHM on page 2 top are from right to left, Ann Walker, Ann Wilson, Marina Jones, Deborah de Lacey, Vera Novak and 2 at the end I recognize, but forget names at present 🙂

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Sylvia Bayo in Mayfair Magazine (1973)

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I openly admit I’m a huge fan of Sylvia Bayo (Lucienne Camille) as I just love her figure and those incredible tits and nipples! I try and collect anything of hers for my collection when I see it, but her stuff is so difficult to find out there.

Here is a good copy of her appearance in Mayfair Magazine Vol. 5 No.1 (January 1970), plus a copy of an advert from Mayfair Vol.6 No.5 (May 1971). The main feature shows Sylvia posing in and around the bedroom and I believe, but I may be mistaken that the shots were taken by Terry Sparks? The shot of her in white string vest and the advert come from stills of the Mayfair Film ‘Girl Friday’ which I’ve already posted here. You can’t beat a bit of Bayo and my favourite shots from this have to be the string vest with those tits and nipples sticking out and the view of her fabulous arse from beind with the red top hitched up, perfect!

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Hazel Taylor – My Favourite Little Snack! (Original)

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After my earlier post of a lunchbox this print seemed like an appropriate follow up! An original 5 by 3½ promotional print of Hazel Taylor offering up a box of crisps for your delight. To be honest when I first saw it I recognised Hazel, but thought it was a box of cereal she was holding, then I realized it was crisps! That’s one hell of a large box of ready salted crisps and I didn’t realize that they came in big boxes like that back in the 60’s? That would definitely not fit in the lunchbox from earlier 🙂

Hazel has a great smile in this shot in her blue bra and I’d definitely go buy some crisps after seeing this, in fact it’s made me quite hungry, must be time for lunch! 

As an unrelated aside Meredith & Drew made crisps and biscuits back in the 1960’s and were originally established in 1891. They had around five percent of the British crisps market by 1963 and produced biscuit favourites still around today such as shortcake, currant shortcake, Nice, Bourbon, custard cream and ginger nuts. I used to love ginger nuts! The full history on Meredith & Drew can be found here if your interested?

Finally, what other site gives you tits, history and education all in the same place 🙂

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June & Eve – Not Just Nudes & Boobs! (Original)

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Another promotional shot by London photo agency Cowderoy & Moss Ltd featuring June Palmer and Eve Eden posing on a couple of Lambretta Scooters with two fellow male models in nice jumpers. Obviously meant to look as though they are riding the scooters as they pose, just a shame you can see the stands are down holding the scooters in place! I love these different shots of June and Eve showing a glamour models life wasn’t all nudes and boobs 🙂

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June Palmer – Crossroads To Love (Original)

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Another fabulous shot of June Palmer from this set of promotional shots by London photo agency Cowderoy & Moss Ltd featuring June posing on a Lambretta Scooter. This time we see June getting friendly with a male friend sat beside a scooter at a crossroads on the A2. I love the fact the sign post is in the shot as it pinpoints the location as the crossroads on the Hawkhurst Road, where the A21 crosses the A268.

I would also say it was taken at the same location as the shot below of Eve Eden and June for several reasons. It’s the same registration plate on both scooters, June is wearing the same outfit and if you look at the building in the background I’m sure it’s the same door in this Google street view, which is again on the A21/A268 crossroads?

Thanks to John W for a copy of this new print of June at the crossroads 🙂

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