For Valentine's Day, I'm posting a two part series. Part one is the usual nudes, and part two is made up of some clothed, but interesting and attractive couples. We start with a Colt image.
Vintage Muscle Men
Showcasing vintage male photography, mostly nude. You must be 18 years of age or older to visit this blog! If you hold a copyright on any material shown on this blog, notify me, and it will be removed immediately.
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Saturday, February 14, 2026
Valentine's Day, Part 2 - G-Rated, but Special
Part two of our Valentine set features some interesting G-rated photos.
Yes, there were gay hippies. I knew quite a few.
Tchaikovsky and Kotek
The gentleman at right is the great composer Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky, and his companion
is Iosif Kotek, a violinist with whom he had a tumultuous romance with in the 1870s.
Princes
These two are Prince Valdemar of Denmark (left) and Prince George of Greece. Valdemar was George's uncle, and the two are widely believed to have been long term lovers. They both married women and had children, but it was clear to most observers that they cared most for each other.
The Best
I saved what I think is the absolute best Valentine picture for last. They are simply beautiful.
And if any of you digital sleuths want to tell me it's AI, don't. For once, I don't want to know.
Friday, February 13, 2026
Arax Day
Its Arax of Paris day, and we start with a photo of Paul Wynter, winner of Mr. Universe in 1960 and 1966. Standing only 5'8" tall and weighing 180 lbs., he was long considered the best proportioned man in competitive bodybuilding. He also made several Sword and Sandal movies.
Hubert Thomas
I have seen this models name given as both Hubert Thomas and Thomas Hubert.
Either way, I find his photos to be quite impressive.
Andre Drapp
I never get tired of looking at Andre Drapp, shown here in his wrestling days.
This image is from a group of contact sheets I found online.
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Another bugle
When I first saw this picture, I thought I had already posted it because of the bugle. Turns out,
however, that this is completely different group, and even the bugle appears to be different.
Wipe Your Feet
Foot hygiene is very important when marching all the time, so the signage here is not surprise.
Wartime mobile showers often had anti-fungal and/or antiseptic foot washes.
Germany 1941
All I know about this one is that it was shot in Germany in 1941.
Mr. Frontandcenter is not at all bashful.
U.S. Inductees
Our last photo is undated and shows some U.S. inductees getting their first showers as soldiers.
The crew cuts make me think it was post-World War II, but the plumbing looks older.
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