Mark Wolf Day

Mark Wolf is a late 1970s model and actor whose career came and went rather quickly.

He did, however, do some memorable work, so he gets  his own series today.

 

Bunkhouse

Mark Wolf made the cover of Bunkhouse magazine's first issue.  I don't know 

how long this iteration lasted, but the name popped up again in the 90s when 

the same incompetent crew who ran Bear magazine took it up.

 

aka Mark Brandon

This photo is Mark Wolf under his second performing name, Mark Brandon.  Both those names 

were pirated decades later by two different (and less attractive) porn performers.

 

Ruins

Whoever took this posed Mark Wolf in a ruined window.

You'll see another shot from the same session later today.

 

Cruising

The title sounds like this was a travel guide, but I'm sure it wasn't.  Poor Mark Wolf didn't even 

get cover billing, and he's wearing the same outfit they used in Bunkhouse.

 

Window Seat

This shot of Mark in a window seat looks like Playgirl material.

 

With Paul Barresi

Here we see Mark Wolf being grabbed by Paul Barresi.

 

Handling

Handling his own goods.

 

Emerging

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Bunkhouse II

Closing our Mark Wolf series with another image from Bunkhouse.

 

Models Named Bill Day, Part 1 - Assorted Photographers

We have a two part series today featuring models all named Bill with part one being by assorted photographers and part two by one of our favorites.  Above we have Bill Cerdas by Lon.

 

Bill Ferguson

Chuck Renslow of Kris Studio took these photos of Bill Ferguson.

 

Bill Bredlau

George Quaintance is better known as a painter than as a photographer, but his photos 

have a lot of merit.  This color shot of Bill Bredlau is a good example.

 

Bill Cassiano

Pat Milo took this photo of Bill Cassiano.

 

Bill Kugler

Closing out part one with Bill Kugler by Russ Warner.

 

Models Named Bill Day, Part 2 - Bills by Bruce

Part two of today's series consists of models named Bill as photographed by Bruce of LA.  

We start with Bill Broomes and an interesting rock formation.

 

Bill Brinkley

This shot of Bill Brinkley is from a memorable Bruce of LA photo shoot.

 

Bill Lamm

Bruce took a lot of photos of Bill Lamm, and that's a very good thing.

 

Bill Robb

One of Bruce Bellas' favorite props was the beach ball,

and we see Bill Robb holding one here.

 

Bill Gregg

Finishing the double feature with Bill Gregg and some interesting lighting.

 

Early 20th Century Jockstraps Day

Today's series is another reminder that the jockstrap has been around a very long time.  

The set is early 20th Century, but the noble garment was around even before then.

Our first photo has just a bit of crotch thatch showing if you look carefully.

 

Clenching

I think this guy is clenching both his fists and his glutes.

 

Socks with sandals

This handsome and well built fellow seems to be wearing socks with his gladiator sandals.  

Miss Magnolia Thunderpussy would have something cross to say about that!

 

Harry Paschal

This is Harry Paschall, clipped from the pages of a pulp fitness magazine.

 

Exceptional lighting

This is exceptional lighting for the gladiator sandals strong man era.

 

Skating away

"Skating away.  Skating away. Skating away on the thin ice of the new day."

 

Classical vibe

I get a Classical vibe from this one.  Must be the staff.

 

Interesting straps

The back straps on this one are interesting, and they show off those fine glutes beautifully.

 

Snapshot?

My source said this was a snapshot, and if so, it was a good one.  He seems to have 

turned down the waistband to show a bit more flesh, and I don't mind at all.

 

Boxer?

Our last man in a jockstrap may or may not have been a boxer.