Jim Dardanis “King of Pubes.” I could not find a dick pic.
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The guy in the middle is Max WolfBERT CALLINDER aka JIMMY SMITH on the Far LEFT circa 1965. I am not sure who the other 2 models are in this Photo.View attachment 136382461
Do you know, did they ever shave Jim’s torso? Trying to identify this model.JIM JONES posed fully frontal Nude for Pat Milo in 1961 to earn some extra cash. Milos photos of JIM sold out fast.
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I'm not sure either. Jim's just the closest I've come so far. Thank you! I appreciate it.Give me a day or 2 to find out.? I am not sure that is Jim Jones. I have to look at the AMG Catalogs.View attachment 159701501
This guy is super hot and special. The cast makes him stand out more. Nice face body and cock. Photos really work.George from the magazine Studio Boy published in 1970. No photograoher credited. The magazine may have been published under another name. The name is typed over white out on the copyright page.
I'd love to see more of George.
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Both of these guys are great really into Dusty. Sal has a bunch of jail house tats in his other photos from the front. Guess some could be from the military. Anyway, Dusty has some great photos.DUSTY WOOD on the LEFT with SAL GENNARO posed in a Rear and Side Camera View for Bob Mizer at AMG in 1972. SAL had a lot of Tattoos even on his back and Legs.
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Kinda takes your breath away.
STEVE ANTHONY was indeed a handsome model who posed for Western Photography Guild. However, I doubt these photos were taken in 1958. Although WPG was active during this time, its photography was, like most studios, strictly legal (models wore "posing pouches"). It didn't turn to full nudity until the mid-sixties when the censorship laws were relaxed.
WPG was owned by the wonderful DON WHITMAN, who like his contemporary Bob Mizer at AMG, started up right after the end of World War II. During the mid-fifties, Whitman's studio, equipment, and most of its photos were destroyed by flooding in downtown Denver, and he subsequently relocated further south, just off Broadway or Lincoln. His studio was fairly small, so he shot a lot outdoors in the beautiful Rocky Mountains and in his models' homes. Indeed, there's a nice set of STEVE ANTHONY taken in his apartment. Whitman was very proud of his work and took great pains in the details of composition and lighting. You won't find a bad or sloppy WPG photograph.
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