Glamour Collection

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Garden Girl

Four more pictures for the Glamour Collection of our mystery garden girl, all dressed for fun in the back garden, enjoying a glass of wine.

Back Garden Beauty

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Back Garden Beauty

Three great pictures of a very leggy young lady posing for the camera in the back garden. Dressed for fun, I would say, with a see-through top, split skirt, black seamed stockings, garter, and heels. I’ve never been sure on garters, but it all looks like a lot of fun. Remember those days?

These three pictures are taken from the thousands of slides slowly being put up for sale on BrazenBooks. To make things interesting, I’ll be posting a few of my favourites or ones I think will be popular here. If you’d like higher-resolution copies or prints of them, please contact me either through this site or the Brazen site.

Glamour Collection

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Sexy Sofa

I really like this set of pictures taken in front of and on the sofa. What a sofa! A very attractive young woman, dressed in her white stockings and heels, I think from the late 1980s. Surprisingly, no one thought to move the cat from the sofa, which was happily sleeping through the entire set, only waking up for the final picture.

Glamour Collection

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Black Stockings On The Sofa

This set of pictures features a very attractive model who is all set for action on the sofa.

Glamour Collection

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Blue Knickers

Blue knickers and more fancy stockings— very nice, relaxing on the sofa.

Glamour Collection

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Grey Leather Mini

Bending and stretching in a rather fetching grey leather, our older model leaves little to the imagination.

Reshia

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Reshia - Party Girl

London's lovely Reshia looks oh-so-very sexy, teasing us on the stairs.

You can see more of the very pretty Reshia in full colour in eBook Nos. 53 and 125 from the Spick and Span 2000 range.

Estelle Warner

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Who's Young and Beautiful

"Ah," said Mr. Pyper, putting his head into the ladies' gown shop in Malvern, Worcs, "who's young and beautiful, then, eh?"

"Oh, you are awful," said the lovely 18-year-old salesgirl. She was ESTELLE WARNER and she was just trying to get a small-size sweater on an outside dummy. And Mr. Pyper, whose other name was Joseph, was the young man who worked in the fishing-gear shop close by. He liked to pop in occasionally—about ten times a day— to ensure he wasn't missing anything. He was dead keen on Estelle, and so are quite a few other fellers, as you can imagine. But she's in the middle of being absolutely dedicated to her job, and all she could offer Mr. Pyper was some advice to either go away or get poked in the eye with a dress hanger.

"I'll risk a poke in the eye," said Mr. Pyper, "it's worth it to see you reaching for red ribbon on the top shelf."

"Right, cheeky-chops," said Estelle and Mr. Pyper slipped out just in time to miss being injured. Estelle can't half lash out when she needs to.

Span No 236 - April 1974

Jane Paul

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Dressed For Housework

Two wonderfully leggy shots of the always-popular Jane Paul. I am not sure if these two were ever published, but the scene is certainly a familiar one. Jane is very nearly breaking into a smile with her duster. More to come over the next few weeks.

Sandra Sonning

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Dolly Bird

Dolly birds come in all colours and some wear feathers too. SANDRA SONNING lights up as a vivacious redhead, and with or without feathers comes under the category of what someone's grandfather calls a "corking eyeful of Chelsea architecture M to Z." Sandra is nineteen, works full-time as a secretary and part-time as a model.

Span No 186 - February 1970

Margaret Wade

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Additional

We did give you some shots of MARGARET WADE in our January issue, and berserk readers kept ringing up to ask for more. Well, we found some additional shots of Margaret-indoor pics this time-and here they are. Only this time don't sound so hysterical on the phone.

Just to remind you, Margaret is a receptionist and a lover of the countryside, and if you ever see a horse looking particularly handsome because of its rider, and the location is Sussex, then it could be Margaret out for a gallop over the Downs.

Beautiful Britons No 184 - March 1971

Sara Stuart

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Is That Better

Is what better?
The telly, silly. Is the picture better?
The young man said that as far as he was concerned the television was entirely non-existent, since he had never believed that any inanimate man-made object, no matter how many dials and wires it had, could be regarded as real when compared with that which was a gift of nature.
SARA STUART, Ayrshire girl, thought he was trying to give a lecture on social welfare. Beautiful but by no means vain, Sara had no idea just how much better she looked than the television set.
The young man, quite earnestly absorbed in his subject, went on about tramcars and monuments, lucidly dissecting the argument that these things can be looked at with sympathy and admiration, and emphasising his own argument about things that really mattered.
At the end of it all Sara, a secretary with a liking for classical music, said she supposed that what he meant was that he wasn't bothered about the television programme.
"Oh good," said the young man, "you've caught on. How about coming out to dinner with me?'
"I was beginning to think,' said Sara,' that you'd never ask.'

Beautiful Britons No 181 - 1970