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Sunday, October 14, 2007

by request - the mighty Bud Counts!

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A small sampling of Wilbur "Bud" Counts' work in front of the camera....
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Richard Reagan by AMG - part three

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Richard Reagan by AMG - part two

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Richard Reagan by AMG - part one

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He is fairly awesome, isn't he? ;-)
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Saturday, September 29, 2007

Richard DuBois, Mr. America 1954 and Mr. USA 1957, dead at 74

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San Jose Mercury News L.A. Times "In Passing" (Scroll halfway down...)
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007

In Living Color - sleek stud in a classic pose

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This is a vintage color slide -- unfortunately I have no other info to share on it.
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Alex Pilin by Frank Collier

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Alex was a competitive bodybuilder based in Pennsylvania in the mid-50s. Frank Collier operated under his own name as well as "Art-Kra...

Kim Fox by Bruce of LA

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A classic image... Just ran across it tonight and felt like sharing it right away...
Sunday, September 16, 2007

Buddy Basil -- Mr. New Jersey, 1960

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Buddy Basil (his first name has been given as both James and John, so I'll just stick with Buddy!) had a competitive and modeling caree...
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Tom Consul by Lon of NY

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Robert Duranton by Gregor Arax

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Blond demi-god Robert Duranton was Mr. France four years in a row, from 1948 through 1951. Here he is in five shots by France's greate...
Saturday, September 15, 2007

Clarence Ross by George Quaintance

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Before he became (in)famous for his homoerotic paintings of men doing manly deeds in a mythological American Southwest, George Quaintance wa...
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Bob Schenfield by Cecil Charles

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Look at that sailing ship tattoo! The mark of a true seaman!
Friday, September 14, 2007

Sorry for the delay...

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...It's been a rotten week. I will get some new material up Saturday evening (Pacific Time). Thanks for your understanding!
Tuesday, September 4, 2007

George Hackenschmidt - The Russian Lion

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I collect pics of the turn of the (20th) century strongmen whenever I find them -- the classical poses they took are direct inspirations for...
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In Living Color - Ralph Pfundstein by Champion

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It's always nice to see a model with his body hair intact, and Ralph has just the right amount for me! That slightly-off-kilter smile g...
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Seaton in Sox!

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Chuck Renslow's Kris Studio came into its own in the early 60s, presenting a rugged kind of guy that was a major contrast to the twinkie...
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alan
I became fascinated with the world of musclemen and posing straps when I discovered Valentine Hooven's book "Beefcake" in the early 90's. The (mostly) straight men posing before the camera, exhibiting their finely-tuned bodies to the gay cameraman, were an instant turn-on for me. The history of these men and the photographers who immortalized them (albeit in someone's secret stash under the bed for 50 years) has pre-occupied me for the past 15-or-so years. I look forward to sharing some of my finds with you!
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