Fixing the Mini with Melanie Cooper—another one of these pictures I have lurking on the computer. Again, I am not sure where it came from or if it was used in a ToCo book. It's certainly a nice picture that's well worth sharing.
What a great picture of Annette French reclining in a chair! I am not sure where I got this from or even what set it was originally intended for, but who cares? It's a lovely picture.
A very sexy picture of Joan Glover. Joan has her arms folded to keep her dress from flopping down and exposing those wonderful full breasts. To top it off, she has allowed her dress to ride up above the tops of her stockings, allowing just the tiniest glimpse of her knickers.
Somebody once, I am sure, took her out for the evening in that dress. I wonder if he ever got her to unfold those arms. A lucky man indeed.
This picture is courtesy of Tocofan and was not published in the original set, which can be found in Beautiful Britons No. 109 - 1964.
If you fancy seeing a few more of Joan, and I do have an inkling that Tocofan has a few more hidden away, then like it, and even better, leave a nice comment.
She's a trim, delicious blonde called JAN NEWMAN, and she lives in Bournemouth and is absolutely scintillating around the kitchen. Her cooking is Continental and her outfit unconventional, but what or who could be more delightful than a scintillating culinary expert in white lingerie, especially when the end product is so gastronomically palatable?
Span No 178 - June 1969
Ethel Tripp and Bonnie Parrish - Original Print Available Here.
The final four pictures from the mystery model print set. Sadly, she still has no name, and I have no more pictures of her to post. I hope they have been fun and enjoyable. What we can say, though, is that whoever she is, she certainly is a very pretty girl. If you are interested in buying this set of 10 prints, please contact me.
ONCE more into the breach, cried Harry of England, and once more into the picture steps JANETTE GOODMAN of Scotland. Shakespeare and Agincourt were responsible for the first situation, the demand of Janette's fans for the second. Elegant, attractive and big-eyed, Janette is a fashion model with a flair for looking particularly attractive in lingerie.
Spick No 88 - March 1961
Picture taken from an original print - Tip Top Magazine, 1960s - Available Here
Another two pictures of our lovely mystery model, who is slowly becoming more daring with her poses.
Lisa Scott came from Canada and met and married a Middlesex Englishman she bumped into at the Tower of London. ToCo couldn’t resist telling us she lost her head.
She became a British subject, settled in North London and worked as a secretary who really wanted to get into modelling (how many times have we read that?). But she did indeed manage to make an entry and appeared in some TV commercials and did some fashion and photographic modelling.
When Lisa wasn’t strutting her stuff on the catwalk, she loved flaunting it whilst skin diving and water-skiing in Cornwall. That, and her passion for volleyball, must be how she stayed so trim after becoming a mum.
Two more pictures from this print set that I have, but we still don't have a name for her. More to come later in the month.
Julie Marsden is one of those tantalising models who are drop-dead gorgeous but made few appearances in Toco’s magazine. She had everything – a pretty face, lustrous hair, legs that go all the way up to the ladies’ lingerie department and that cheeky zing in her poses and body language that says, “so I’m sitting in the boot of a car and flashing my stocking tops and suspenders at you. Do you have a problem with this? ‘Cos I don’t”. So why only four appearances and a few orphaned photos hanging about? And why did she make three appearances in her first year (from her debut in BB112 in March 1965, Spick 139 in June of that same year and BB12 later in November) and then nothing for an entire decade until Span 250 in June 1975? I expect pictures that ToCo had in their files that were taken in the 60s.
Final four pictures from the Hazel Shaw print set "When Winter Comes Beautiful Britons No. 97." These were not selected for publication but sold as part of a 12-print set. See original post.
Sometimes no issue is complete without the introduction of at least one model from the Continent. Formerly an undeniably fair girl, MANJA PERUCCIA is now trying out the brunette look.
As long as the basic qualities are their nice teeth, nice smile, etcetera-the colour of the hair is almost an irrelevant incidental. Basically, indeed, Manja has always been a Continental cutie.
A ballet student, with her eye on growing up to be a beautiful ballerina, Manja is Austrian-born. You can't ever separate glamour from Vienna.
Spick Extra No 14 - Summer 1961
Another four pictures from the Hazel Shaw print set "When Winter Comes Beautiful Britons No. 97." These were not selected for publication but sold as part of a 12-print set. See original post.
