Tempus Fugit

Recently a follower asked me to identify the very first I made to this blog.  He wanted to start from the very beginning and read each post to present day.  I had to dig a bit and was surprised to learn my first post was all the way back on December 15, 2018.  Today I am reposting some of the first images of this blog.  Think of it as a trip down memory lane. 

My very first post featured AMG model Roy Bergen at his first of many sessions at Old Reliable in the fall of 1982.  OR called him Champ.  Years later, David Hurles, the proprietor of OR, said he probably had more photos of Champ than any other model.  At first that surprised me, considering how many OR models made multiple visits to David's home.  Then again, David admitted he fell hard for this guy. 

John Davidson (left) and Al Edmond in the AMG shower.  I'm sure I wasn't alone in my appreciation of John bringing his "marine buddy" with him that day. 

James Grimes.  There was just something about him. 🙄

Keith Long (left) and Brian Diaz at AMG, circa 1985.  Brian did a boatload of wrestling videos where he found himself on the receiving end.  I saw every one of them.  Twice. 

Ed Cheever by Bruce. 

Bill Gelzon and Eddie James compare muscles in the AMG film Escape of the Captive. 

I posted this AMG photo hoping to get the model names.  Alas, no luck.  

This one goes back to my days on Tumblr.  I was hoping to get a rear view of this handsome lad from (my guess) the early 1900s. 

Name Tags!

A while back I posted a few photos from the AMG film Escape Of The Captive.  CambriaDavid identified the one guy I couldn't at the time.  He also sent these two photos that clearly identifies each model.  

Thanks CambriaDavid! 

Good vs. Evil

Here's two more photos of Doug Scott, Art Byman and Bill Gelzon in the movie with a message: Virtuous Athlete.  AMG, of course. 

The Devil Made Me Do It

From the left: Doug Scott, Art Byman and Bill Gelzon in a few pics from The Virtuous Athlete (AMG, 1963). 

Escape of the Captive

The full cast of the AMG film Escape of the Captive.  Unfortunately, AMG did not provide a full cast list for this one.  So let me take a stab at it.  That's Bill Gelzon on the right with the flower in his hair.  The two captives (yes, there were two) are Don Wiseman (blond guy, next to Bill) and Hank Hurlbut (second from the left).  The smiling guy in the center is Eddie James.  And someday before I die, I hope to get a name for the guy on the left.  

Well...I can die now.  Cambria tells us the guy on the left is Ted Szobo.  See notes below.  

Captive of the Caliph

Any film with Bill Gelzon in it was Must See AMG for me!  Add Bob Johnson to the cast and you know it's going to be bonerific!  (This was the first of two Bob Johnsons who posed for AMG.)  

The photos below are stills from the 1964 AMG film Captive of the Caliph.  That's Bob Johnson in the center with sexy Bill Gelzon wearing a cape.  The Caliph was played by Haroun Alrashid, who looks like he may have been Bob Mizer's accountant.  

Not shown in these photos is Don Wiseman who had a supporting role in this costume drama.  I hope to find more photos from this classic. 

Bill Gelzon & Doug Scott

Bill Gelzon shows off his muscles to Doug Scott while they conserve water in the AMG shower.  Bill was an early fave of mine, but I found myself staring at Doug's lovely ass while watching these two in the film The Virtuous Athlete.  

Hairy or Smooth? AMG had them both!

Bill Gelzon (left) shows Eddie James who's the bigger man on the AMG lot in the mid-1960s.