Dancing Duo

That tall, dark and handsome guy on the left is Jim Jones.  I think his posing partner is Bob Thomas.  

Mr. Jones

One of my favorite AMG models from the posing pouch era is Jim Jones.  Here he is at Pat Milo's place where he removed the pouch.  

Thanks to Brian for completing my collection of Mr. Jones photos.  

Lineup

From the left: Jim Jones, Bob Weeks, Joe Spencer and Don Martin at AMG.  

Trouble in Mexico

Another still shot from the 1962 AMG film Tijuana Bandit.  From the left: Dale Hall, Jim Jones and Ed Manning.  

Mizer heavily promoted this film for several years. 

Before The Match

Jim Jones and Don Matney before their AMG wrestling match. I never saw this one, but I wish I had.  Jim really floated my boat. 

Jim Jones, Ed Manning & Dale Hall

Alex, I'll take three hot studs from the AMG studio in 1962 for $500, please. 

Look Who It Is!

Jim Jones.  I know he did a lot of work at AMG, but this looks like a Milo photo to me.  You know what that means?  There are probably more Milo photos of him out there.  Just think...more of Jim without the pouch!  Is it Christmas already?   

Reverse Line Up

I've posted a few photos from this session a while ago.  Here's a great group shot from AMG focused on the back side of these lovely guys.  From the left: Jim Jones, Bob Weeks, Joe Spencer and Don Martin.  

Into The Unknowns -- Part 3 of 3

I'm fairly certain these are all from AMG. 

On the AMG rooftop with the pet goat.  

He's cute.  

I think this is one of the early AMG photos.  I'm thinking mid 1950s. 

I thought I had this guy identified somewhere, but I'm coming up empty.  (Thanks to Guido who reminded me this is Jim Jones.)

He looks like he's having second thoughts of being a model. 

 Looks like he did a trim down there.  (Guido tells us this is Butch Umbenhauer.) 

Cheeky Group

A few weeks ago I posted the frontal version of this AMG photo.  From the left: Jim Jones, Bob Weeks, Joe Spencer and Don Martin.  

Sailor Jim - Part 1 of 2

Jim Jones in a shoot for AMG, circa 1963.  This was probably from his first film at that studio promoted as a "posing routine". 

Handsome Jim stood nearly 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighed around 170 lbs.  He did a few other films for AMG, but I'm not sure all of them were released.  A few years ago I saw Jim in a wrestling match with Ed Manning.  It was poetry in motion. 

Sailor Jim - Part 2 of 2

Here are a few photos of Jim Jones where the viewer can appreciate his fine derriere.  

You can understand why this guy stayed in my memories.  

Jim In The Shower

Jim Jones in the AMG shower in the early 1960s.  Mizer told us Jim was just over six feet tall and weighed 175 lbs.  

He did a few films; however, I'm not sure they were all released.  I did see his wrestling match with Ed Manning.  Both guys looked hot and they put on a great show.  

Not only was Jim tall and handsome, he had a firm muscular ass.  I have other photos of this guy that I will post soon. 

Another One That Never Got Released

From the left: Joe Spencer, Jim Jones, Bob Weeks and Don Martin pose for (what appears to be) an AMG film.  However, I don't think it was ever released.  I've seen Joe and his brother Rick many times on film and Jim Jones did a great wrestling tape with Ed Manning, but this is the first I've seen of the other two models. 

You Gotta Get Up In The Morning!

Ed Manning needs help getting out of bed at the AMG complex.  That's Larry Dunn on the left.  I don't recognize the other guy.  Update: I do now. That's Jim Jones. 

Ed and Larry did a couple of AMG movies together, but I think this is more of a candid shot -- maybe slightly staged.  For classic underwear fans, this one is a keeper.