The tattoos tell me this is AMG model Corey Snow. I think I've seen that hat on other AMG models, so we'll go with that studio. I'm guessing, though.
The consensus seems to be this is from Bobco.
A collection of classic male physique photos from the 20th century with an emphasis on the thousands of men who posed for Athletic Model Guild (AMG).
The tattoos tell me this is AMG model Corey Snow. I think I've seen that hat on other AMG models, so we'll go with that studio. I'm guessing, though.
The consensus seems to be this is from Bobco.
Rick Storm was an AMG model who did one film in 1973. He also posed for Bobco. I think Bobco did this photo.
Larry Bordeaux by Bobco. He did a couple of films at AMG in the very early 1970s.
I borrowed this photo from my friend at VMM.
Jerry Bradley by Bobco. I keep thinking I've seen this guy in some pre-condom gay porno. Maybe he used a different name.
AMG model Corey Snow posed for Bobco, circa 1970.
Corey did a solo posing film for AMG that year. Mizer told us Corey was 6ft tall and carried 195 lbs.
Johnnie Dylan, another bona fide marine, photographed by Bobco. I've also seen his name spelled as Johnny.
Cambria sent this Bobco photo of AMG model Allen Neahouse. It looks like Allen's wearing a wedding band.
We had some discussion regarding how to spell his first and last name. I'm using the name printed on his name card in a photo from his only AMG film.
The rest is pretty nice, too.
Brian says this is Johnny Kline, aka John Thomas. He thinks it's from Bobco and I agree.
Allen Neahause by unknown.
I posted a photo of Allen back in November. It was from the AMG film Roman Bacchanal filmed in the mid 1960s when Mizer was still using posing pouches. Maybe some other photographer took this one. I can't say for sure.
There is a question I have on the last name. This photo spelled his last name with an R at the end. Niehauser. But he held a name card in the AMG photo and there was no R.
RJ says this from Bobco. To make matters worse, Bobco called him Allan Neahouse.
Deak Rivers by Bobco when they were a new studio. He posed for AMG, but I don't think he did any films there -- or anywhere else.