Tina Madison at Ewhurst

A nude Tina Madison posing at Ewhurst Manor in a drawing/reception room. 

I believe this room is directly to the right as you come in through the front door and look up the stairs.  The room itself isn’t very wide and consists of a fireplace (which you can just see), with windows and a high backed bench either side of it.  This room can be clearly seen at the end of the glamour film ‘Flesh & Fantasie’ (Nightmare at Elm Manor) when June Palmer is leaving the manor and enters this room to see people sat either side on the benches and a ghoul faced Stuart Samuels.

Ann Austin Through The Bay Window!

This is the 7th shot of this set of Ann Austin in and around Ewhurst Manor I’ve found and each one is equally as good!  This time posing in one of the bay windows at Ewhurst with the roses in the foreground.  A fantastic set of which you can see all the shots so far … here.  I wonder how many more there are?

Nice Negligee Darling!

I came across the first photo over on Tumblr and thought I recognised it as young Britt Hampshire, but was unsure of the photographer until I saw the negligee and recognised that too!

A Young Britt Hampshire in See-Through Black Negligee (Source: Retrogirly)
Eh Up I recognise That Negligee! Jayne Tracey in The Same See-Through Negligee Outside The Cottage Front Door at Ewhurst by Harrison Marks!
I personally think Jayne Tracy fills out and looks better in the negligee!

Neva vs Sissi – Battle of The Bush!

Not sure of the two who had the biggest natural bush, either way it must have been an editing nightmare back then to hide it all for the censors!

Here we have Neva posing on the ‘Lantern Cottage’ set letting her hair down and showing it all and Sissi Mississippi at one with nature in the grounds of Ewhurst Manor.

Sissi on the other hand was always au natural and as a strip artist from Italy always refused to get rid of her magnificent bush (rightly so!). This was more common with continental models, where showing such plumage was more accepted.

Both images were published by Harrison Marks in Nature’s Intention Vol.1 No.1 ‘A Series of Natural Art Studies’ in 1969.  For me I think Sissi edges it on sheer mass, but both look magnificent!

Thanks to Madmax for identifying the top model as Neva and not Velma Loftus!