Brian Idol on the high seas by Pat Milo.

 

John Savage by Chuck Renslow - KRIS Studio.

 

Photo by Jim French.

 

A visitor.

 

Pages from someone's scrapbook of naked guys. Dusty Leigh is the name of model in the top photo below - thanks Brian E!

 

Crucifix only.

 

Handsome vintage blond model with cock poking through chair back.

 

No info. He seems rather moody.

 

Everette "Cherokee" Jackson by Milo, ca. 1960. Not the best photo to start with; I've tried to bring out the detail. Usually the type of alphanumerical ID on this print indicates a photo by J. Brian, or J. Brien. Oh well, handsome fellow regardless!.

 

Body Builder Don Reynolds photographed in 1960 by Milo Of LA, according to the online seller. More info welcome.

 

Hugh Pendleton outdoors and indoors by Bruce.

 

One of Steve Lewis I don't seem to have posted yet. Several more from this series were posted here in March 2020.

 

Nude on table with plastic fern.

 

Photo of Alain Bocouilla, 1937 by George Platt Lynes.

 

WNBR excitement.

 

World naked bike rider with glasses but no helmet.

 

Brothers John and Jim Manning. Jim is in the top 3 pictures below. I think their resemblance is enhanced by their nakedness.

 

 

Flat top model Ted Warren by J. Brian, alone and with a pal.

 

Everett Lee "Cherokee" Jackson, photos attributed to Milo. May be a couple of previous posts in here but he's always popular.

 

Tom Kane by Champion Studio, 1967 or so.

 

Here's one of Gerry Bradley by Bruce which I hadn't seen before. Search his name on this blog for some others, including Bruce's trademark hard-on shots.

 

Film actor (Predator, 48 Hours,) republican politician, and proud nude model Sonny Landham (February 11, 1941 – August 17, 2017) is on the far right in the top picture and in the foreground right in the lower image here. He was of half Cherokee and one-eighth Seminole descent, and partly of German, English and Irish descent, and on Team Foreskin. Put his name in the search box to find a whole bunch more photos of him posted here about two years ago. His Wikipedia page is amazing. These images are either slides or frames from a film, I presume.

United States Air Force airman Dave Allen by Chuck Renslow (Kris Of Chicago) circa 1960. Another from this set was posted here yesterday.