Maybe it's Steve Wengryn's little-known twin brother, Skippy? I say that, tongue firmly planted in cheek, but I see some striking similarities, including posing with the Native American spear.
Indeed, I have a black and white jpeg image that looks like the very same pose,with what looks like the same spear, but shot from behind. The filename is "1950s Steve Wengryn-unk." I can e-mail it to you, if you'd like.
In any event, it's a very impressive image of muscular masculinity and beauty. Thanks for sharing it!
Maybe it's Steve Wengryn's little-known twin brother, Skippy? I say that, tongue firmly planted in cheek, but I see some striking similarities, including posing with the Native American spear.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, I have a black and white jpeg image that looks like the very same pose,with what looks like the same spear, but shot from behind. The filename is "1950s Steve Wengryn-unk." I can e-mail it to you, if you'd like.
In any event, it's a very impressive image of muscular masculinity and beauty. Thanks for sharing it!
I think he might have gone by the name Bob Starr.
ReplyDeleteIt is Bob Storr
ReplyDeleteI have this credited to Bruce of Los Angeles - one of his shots of Johnny Nogar no doubt from shot advertising the cine film "I'm an Indian
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