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Monday, January 19, 2026

Albert's Blog VII - Twentieth Century Miscellaneous


Today's photos were all downloaded from my friend Albert's blog, and they are a variety 
of 20th Century male nudes.  Albert's content is more graphic and edgy than mine, but many 
of you will no doubt enjoy visiting there at https://male4malesex.blogspot.com/ 
We start with a very handsome man on the diving board at Bob Mizers place.
Many thanks to Albert, my Belgian friend!

 

Dramatic


The location of the model on the rocks adds to the drama of this pose.

 

Number 10


I think this is from a book of photo studies for artists.
Our friend is Model No. 10.

 

Imbert?


This fine photo reminds me of the work of Danish photographer Niels Imbert,
but it came with no information, and searches came up empty.

 

G-Rated


Despite the edgy nature of Albert's blog, he occasionally posts some quality G-rated photos.
I really like this one because of the car, the congenial men, and the bulge.

 

Pierre Fallais


Here we see a very statuesque Pierre Fallais as photographed by Arax of Paris.

 

Reclining


The model here is quite attractive, but I keep looking 
at the pattern on those sheets.  I want them!

 

1967


The file title for this one was 1967.  If I had to guess,
I'd say it's a nudist photo.

 

Miner


Albert's father was a miner, so he has a special interest in photos of them.  This is a mine 
changing room in which the miners' street clothes and other items are suspended 
overhead during a shift and then lowered for access when needed.

 

Wonderbear


I call this last one Wonderbear, and no, I don't know who he is or where you can find 
more pictures of him.  Thanks again to Albert the Belgian for today's photos!

 

Sunday, January 18, 2026

A Day at the Beach


I spent Christmas Day at the beach, and today we will look at some men at the shore.
We start with a blurry fellow who doesn't seem to be bashful.

 

G-Rated


This one is G-rated, but he's still nice to look at.

 

Jolly Trio


I really like this smiling trio locked arm in arm.

 

Heading out


Here we have a fellow heading out for a swim.

 

With his best friend


Mr. Bubble Butt seems to have brought his best friend to the beach.

 

Beach hockey


He's either playing beach hockey or is about to wallop 
someone with that broken palm frond.

 

He knows


I think he knows we're looking at him.

 

Norwegians

Mr. Scumbeast said these men were Norwegians,
but he never said how he know that.

 

Changing room

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Not sure


I am not sure about what is actually happening in our last photo, but two possibilities come to mind.  He's either passed out drunk, or he washed up on the tide.  Someone might see an invitation there.

 

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Bush Bonanza


It's Bush Bonanza day, and we start the show with Rick Gordon by AMG.

 

Pat Milo


Ray Tennick shows off his "Ray" jailhouse tattoo along with his bush in this Pat Milo shot.
A certain former New Orleanean may appreciate Ray's happy trail.

 

HRM


HRM produced this photo of Bob Heppe (facing) and Tommy Cutchins.



 

Dave Martin


Randy Saunders and his heavy bush posed with a basketball for Dave Martin.

 

Kris Studio


Chuck Renslow of Kris Studio took this reclining pose of Bob Smith.

 

Lon of New York


This is Bill Cerdas by Lon of New York.


 

Courtny


My source said this photo of Hank Baker is by an obscure studio called Courtny.
I can't seem to find any information about them.  Anyone?

 

Bruce of LA


I don't have a name for this Bruce of LA model.  A Google Images search said he might be Mike Stern, but I have other photos of Mike, and they don't seem to be a match.

 

Jean Ferrero


Evrard Meyssin posed with a sword for Jean Ferrero.

 

Russ Warner?



I have my doubts about the provenance of our last image.  My online resale source claims to have determined that it's by Russ Warner based on cryptic verso markings that they did not show and the paper type.  Somewhat to their credit, they said "Probably by Russ Warner."