I was happy to acquire this aft photograph of Jack Deal taken by Lon. I now suspect the fore image of Jack in this post on the blog was also taken by Lon.
I think Jack looks like a superhero coming into his powers.
Though all of these images are fantastic, my two favorites are of Kip wearing the sailor pants and of him reclining back on the structure, these images in particular making his upper torso look quite massive.
In 1965, Joe Napoli appears in the thirty-fourth volume of Bruce of Los Angeles' magazine, The Male Figure.
I do not know who took the photographs in this post, but do know David Martin photographed Joe in the San Francisco Bay Area when the model went by the name Greg Bradford.
You can see one of Martin's images when you jump to this post on the blog.
I was happy to acquire this photograph of Don Ferrera taken by the Athletic Model Guild. It not only show how muscular this man is, but it makes me almost certain that the image in this post on the blog was also taken by the Athletic Model Guild.
The Athletic Model Guild took this nice photograph of Jimmy Cavenaugh, who looks like he's taking seriously his role in the nautical theme of the image.
Bruce of Los Angeles took these nice images of handsome Bill Gregg, who is featured in the thirty-first volume of Bruce of Los Angeles' magazine, The Male Figure.
Champion Studio took these great images of handsome Ward Randall, who looks well aware of the British Invasion sweeping over the airwaves of 1960's America.