Picture/Clip Post Magazine

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I think, since I have a bunch, tonight is a pinup night.
This is a Robert McGuinniss late fifties

 

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And Another. McGuinniss was a much sought after paperback Cover Artist....born in 1926, he was still doing these at 95....I guess its like falling off a bike. You never forget how.

 

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This is my pick, but it isnt perfect, the abs don't match the gender, XD, im guessing its an AI picture.

 

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Another McGuiniss....He specialized in Covers for Noir novels, and his formula was usually a Girl, a Guy, and a Gun.

 

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From 1960....Even Norman Rockwell worked in the Genre. It was known as "Good Girl Art", even though the classic definition of 'Good Girl' was stretched a tad.

 

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I dont have the date for this Rockwell... Its called 'Fighting Over Willie', which should make it between 1941 and 1946
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'Jeepers Creepers', a Gil Elevgren.

 

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Another Elevgren. Love those Roy Rogers Boots.

 

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Earl Moran, who often used Marilyn Monroe as a model, and took quite a few Photos of her over her short life.

It seems I cant restore the lady's head....so here's a fuller image

 

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No idea who the artist is, but the gal looks like Carmen San Diego

 

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And then there's Hilda...innocent, but sexy, and alwsys sweet-natured.

 

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Duane Bryers painted these calendar pinups for 60 years or so.....Hilda was a fixture in a lot of barbershops as long as I can remember getting haircuts.

 

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Occasionally Bryers would spice up a "sit"-tuation, just to point up Hilda's BBW status. This is yummy

 

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Even Henri Matisse played around with Girlie Art. This is 'Carmelina', 1908. First Matisse Nude I've seen

 

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I am seeking a copy of this Book. I LOVE this cover.

 

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Another unknown, but I love it.

 

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Note: even stripjoints had a dress code, though this place didnt open til 7pm. Basic Gentleman's dress after 5 pm required a Jacket, Collared Shirt and Tie...it included the 'O' Clubs on any Military base...If you were not in Class A Uniform after the Retreat Gun sounded, you were not admitted, although a good Club Steward might keep a Shirt, Jacket and Tie for Officers he knew, to borrow.

Also note: by today's Standard, the pictured girl would be considered too fat to hire, but this Dancer was about normal then. Ad is from 1962 or 63

 

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The "Slovak Bullet" Railbus, mid 1930s

 

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This End is wondering where somebody is

 

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Dont know why that mirror Cracked....It sure wasn't this End

 

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Another End who has it alllll together...Fun to take apart, too

 

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This End is up against it....Wonder if I can help?

 

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This End has an arch....Yumm..
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When an End has a smile like this one's....trouble just floats away like a bubble on a breeze....yum.....

 

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Here you are, Vix...Ill put her together....you can take her apart....?
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Het feet in those heels. Massive bump.