Danny Combs

Brian identified this model as Danny Combs from a post i made a couple of weeks ago.  Brian also sent me a few more photos.  Enjoy! 

Danny and Arnie starred in the Pat Rocco film The Challenge. 

Danny was photographed by Pat Rocco, DSI and as Jeff Taylor by David of Cleveland.  

New Model

Brian says this is Danny Combs.  

Photographed by DSI.  

Butch 3 of 3

I posted this photo a while back and Cambria helpfully identified this as Butch from DSI.  This was the photo that had me look at Butch in a whole new light.  A little older and beefier.  I had lust in my heart.  

I have no attribution for the next two photos, but I suspect they are also from DSI. 

I'm thinking maybe this one is from Milo.  Maybe.  

And finally, a group photo from the W&B film Eight Male Nudists.  Front row, from the left is Bob Zimmerman, Enrique Nieves and Jim Wayne.  Back row, from the left: John King, unknown, Butch Umbenhauer, Bob Jackson and Tommy Evans. 

Many thanks to Brian E. for completing my collection of Butch Umbenhauer photos.  Perhaps before this decade is over we'll have a name for the unknown model in the back row.  He showed up in a number of W&B films.  

Thanks again, Brian! 

More Butch

Cambria was kind enough to send me these photos of Butch from the same session of the photo I posted yesterday.  

Nice Hair

It's time for a few more models I have been unable to identify.  I suspect most, if not all of them, are amateur, so I doubt I'll get any names.  Regardless, these guys from back then get honorable mention from this blogger. 

Update: Thanks to Cambria for identifying this one! 

Butch Umbenhauer by DSI.  I must say he matured very nicely!  Click his label to see a young and skinny Butch.  

Lee the Hot Looking Pirate

Lee Hayes (left) and Blackie Preston in the DSI film Blackie and the Pirate in 1966.  Lee puts on an eye patch, a headband and a belt to give him a swashbuckler look.  Actually, he looked hot. 

It appears this film was made at the AMG studio, but it was DSI who released it first.  AMG added the film to their catalogue a couple of years later. 

He Looks Pissed

Unknown by DSI.  

Cocky

Unknown model.  The source claimed this is from DSI.  Maybe.  

Well Coiffed

Handsome unknown by DSI (Minneapolis, Minnesota).  I posted another (and better) photo of this guy a few months ago.  Click the DSI label to find it. 

Black & White

Jim Gunther Horn (blond) and the future Mr. America, Bill Grant in the DSI film White Captive released in 1967. The movie was obviously filmed at the AMG studio, but AMG listed this as a DSI film and praised its technical quality.  Both studios released White Captive at the same time.  

Jim was born in Germany just after the war and moved to the USA when he was a small child.  In 1966 he did the film Ramona (Seven Athletes) for Wyngate & Bevins before moving to AMG where he stayed busy for a year or so.  Mr. Grant was from that strange enchanted land we call New Jersey.  He did a few films for a couple of other studios, including a softcore one that had at least four different titles.  In his scene(s) Bill posed naked and then did a rather tepid JO scene.  Later in the film a dozen or so anonymous hands "massage" Bill as he pleasured himself.  Bill's films enjoyed a revival of sorts when he won the Mr. America contest in 1972. 

Billy Hitchcock (AKA Lynn "L'il Bear" Hitchcock) Part 1 of 2

If you follow this blog you're well aware I have a soft spot (and a boner) for AMG model Lynn "L'il Bear" Hitchcock.  I always assumed he was an AMG exclusive model, but I recently discovered these photos of a Billy Hitchcock in my archive.  I don't know how I missed this when I originally found them somewhere on the net, but that's definitely L'il Bear a few years after his AMG days.

This photo set is from Spartan and was published in the DSI magazine RUGGED. Billy was a regular at AMG in the mid-1960s, so I'm guessing these photos are from the late 1960s.  I think he matured well.  What do you think? 

Good Hair Day

Handsome unknown photographed by DSI in the 1960s. 

Lefty Grove

From the days when only bad boys had tattoos.  Allow me to introduce Lefty Grove by DSI (Minneapolis).  His photos appeared in the DSI magazine RUGGED in 1968.  

BTW, there was another Lefty Grove who played for the Philadelphia Athletics back in the Jurassic era.  

Tough Guy

Photo by DSI.  

Nice Package

Another unknown (to me) model by DSI.  

The Archer

Photo by DSI in 1960s Minnesota.