Another shot of the stunning Erica by Harrison Marks and cracking quality from an original Pamar 35mm slide in vibrant colours, which show off Erica’s magnificent tits and voluptuous figure to good effect. I also love how the black corset and suspender belt help highlight her curves and the smooth V shape between her legs! A perfect shot from this growing set and thanks as always to Kevin for allowing me to share.
Maria Hale and Jean Spaul (Sporle) from a scan of an original colour Pamar 35mm colour slide. It features Jean and Maria on stage and was probably taken around 1959 at the same time as the other images that appear in the publication Kamera Backstage, as both of the models featured in that magazine on stage.
The stunning June Simpson from an original Pamar colour slide and another Harrison Marks shot from this studio set of June wearing those distinctive daisy earrings. A very classical looking hair style from June and love the shape of her nose and mouth, highlighted by the red of the lips.
Note: This is an original image and subject to this copyright notice
A colourfully restored 35mm Pamar slide of a very uplifting Diane Clare by Harrison Marks. Taken on the loft set the clarity of this image of Diane is fabulous and the familiar Devils head statue tries to get in on the action 🙂
Note: This is an image from an original negative and subject to this copyright notice.
Not one of my images I’m afraid as it’s superb! This was posted by Kevin over on his Pinupmemories site, but as it’s Harrison Marks and the voluptuous Erica it would be rude not to share it here as well! Kevin is a regular contributor and supporter of the site and sends me no end of his original images, so it only seems fair to return the favour in some small way, so do go take a look at his own blog.
As to the image itself, it’s a scan from an original Pamar colour 35mm slide featuring Erica by Harrison Marks posing on the loft set. There are several slides of Erica from this set and Kevin previously sent this shot of her as well. As with all Pamar slides they were also posed/retouched for the UK market, so nothing too shocking to be seen on them. For the uncensored shots you need to get hold of the original negatives, which both Kevin and myself have a growing collection, not that this shot needed any retouching, just a well placed hand 🙂
Thanks as always to Kevin for his fabulous image archive and continued support.
