Nudist Refreshment

Today's theme is nudists having refreshments, and we start with a really odd page from a magazine.  Swallows was a well known nudist camp/resort in the 1960s, and whoever published this pirated the Coca Cola logo and the term "Coke."  Both were trademarked at the time, and they only bothered to change the red disc emblem a littl.  Lucky they didn't get sued.

 

Groceries?

Here we see a many buying something off a truck that looks more 

like a mobile grocery outlet than a modern food truck.

 

Fridge

Some lucky female has this handsome fellow 

eating out of her hand at the open fridge.

 

Ice Cream

 

Camper

This camper is enjoying a snack and some tea.

 

Nerdy

Here we have a nerdy type enjoying a canned beverage.

 

Camper Van

This young man is getting his morning coffee outside a camper van.

My mother had that same coffee pot back in the day.

 

Happy

That bottle of soda seems to have made this guy happy.

 

Snack Bar

These two have bellied up to the snack bar.

They must sell a lot of soda.

 

Wine

Our last nudist refreshment photo had a fellow offering some wine.

 

Ten by Ten, Yet Again

Time for another ten photos by ten of the best classic era physique photographers.  We start 

with a shot of Darren De Long by Don Whitman of Western Photography Guild.

 

Lon of New York

Earl Maynard posed languidly for Lon of New York, aka Alonzo Hanagan,

in this photo generously provided by Bryan B.  Thanks!

 

Kris

Chuck Renslow of Kris Studio took this picture of Dave Allen,

said to have been an actual U.S. Air Force member at the time.

 

Kovert of Hollywood

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AMG

Bob Mizer of AMG photographed Jim Alvey  on some scaffolding.

 

Pat Milo

Chuck Steury wore a military style hat when he posed for this shot by Pat Milo.

 

Dave Martin

Beefy college athlete Jay Hold posed for this Dave Martin photo.

 

Douglas of Detroit

Douglas of Detroit, aka Doug Juleff, took this amazing photo of George Weider.

 

Rod Crowther

Joe Priest posed for Rod Crowther in this one.

 

Bruce of Los Angeles

Completing the series is our entry from Bruce of LA,

Larry Madden, aka Larry Eix.

 

Mr. Scumbeast's Birthday Bash

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Naked Swim 80

These men in a waterfall were number 80 in Ken's naked swim collection.

 

Card Sharps

As a small boy in Wolverhampton, Ken loved to go to the western movies.  As a result, he had a large collection of handsome vintage cowboy pictures.  He learned that I grew up on a ranch, and he was thrilled when I shared my own cowboy photos with him.  Later, I trusted him so much that I emailed the historic photos of my own family members to him so he could help me select the best for a book on them that I published in 2016.  We were that close.

 

Fur and Away

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Naked Swim 117

This was number 117 in Ken's vast collection of naked swim photos.  He posted this 

at a time when Ipernity's French censors were being particulary strict with our group, 

so he added "Trying your hand at Ipernity style censorship."

 

Pumps

I'm not sure why, but Ken called this one "male nude with pumps."

They look like sneakers or gym shoes to me.

 

Shooter

"Death to all sea gulls!"

 

William Smith

Ken had an interesting collection of very early mug shots.  This fellow is William Smith, a thief caught in Newcastle in 1873.  Mr. Scumbeast added to that description William asking,

"Can I get one for me mum?  She'd love a photograph of me."

 

Cockles

"Cockles and muscles, alive, alive, O"

was Mr.S's witty caption for this one.

 

Bringing up the rear

Naturally, I am ending Mr. Scumbeast's Birthday Bash 

with a photo he called "bringing up the rear."