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vintage gay t-shirts

All American Boys

from the magazine All American Boys, with some guys wearing shirts from the (gay) men’s clothing store All American Boy

Makes me think of the scene from Non-Stop where Steve Collinsis shopping at All American Boy on Christopher Stree, and Daniel Holt cruises him, and they head off to the Westside Piers.



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pornoclips pornstar - videography

David Price

David Price AKA Bill (falcon3) – (Lucky Pierre above) who you may remember from such films as:

  • Stud Me (1972) HRM Productions
    – found in FVP014 Stud Me
  • I Want My Brother (1972) HRM Productions
    – found in FVP015 You Got It All
  • Light My Fire (1974)
    – found in FVP054 Abducted , and FVP008 Against the Rules (the later, bonus edition)
  • Round Up (1975)
    – found in FVP038 Round Up

Light My Fire (1974)

who you may remember from such publications as:

  • ROUND UP (1977)
  • ????




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Target Studios

lend me your ears

Mark Anthony – photo by Starbuck

who’s your friend?


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"vintage" porn stars Wakefield Poole

john

from the June 1983 issue of BRONC – Hot Shots – don’t know when or why Hot Shots got added. some of the photography is a bit sub par – blurry, out of focus, or poor reproduction, but somehow these work – should be a bit blurry, given the setting

update: looks like I got a bit more info on this guy – he also goes by Richard Post and appears in the 1982 Wakefield Poole film Hot Shots – and you can see his clip at this Rick Madison post

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90's porn

that hair

that tanline, those pubes! but c’mon, admit it, you’ve jerked off to Nick Harmon, too, right? And remember when he went into specialty videos?? (feet, smoking… don’t look it up).




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Target Studios

leather I

from the same issue of Stallion as the previous post, photo spread of
Josh Kincaid titled Leather I – I kinda love the single non-leather pic best!

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"vintage" porn stars in the name of leather

leather II


I should know who this is, right? I think it’s Target – but Stallion says its Colt. from the EXCELLENT August 1990 issue of Stallion, with several men in leather – Target and Colt models.