Brian sent me a few more photos of Ted "Rock" Hudson who posed for AMG and Wyngate & Bevins in the early to mid 1960s.
Here's a rule of thumb. If Ted is wearing a pouch, it's AMG. If he's naked and has some facial hair, it's W&B.
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).
Brian sent me a few more photos of Ted "Rock" Hudson who posed for AMG and Wyngate & Bevins in the early to mid 1960s.
Here's a rule of thumb. If Ted is wearing a pouch, it's AMG. If he's naked and has some facial hair, it's W&B.
Ted "Rock" Hudson (left) and Jerry Bell compare arm muscles on the AMG lot. I think they both look great in their posing straps. Mizer gave their session, which included some wrestling, high praise.
Jay Burton, Troy Shannon, Rock Hudson and Robert Chips hold up name cards on the AMG lot. I don't think this is from a film.
Rock Hudson (no, not that one) usually went by Ted Hudson and I have posted other photos of him. I know he did several films for AMG.
Ted Hudson has been featured on this blog in an earlier post. He did a lot of film work at AMG in the mid-1960s, unfortunately I don't think I've ever seen any of them.
In this photo we get some stats on Ted. According to the symbols Ted was highly approved.