Posted 1 year ago
bratjdd
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This are to picture from playboy
The first one is from the issue 45th anniversary
The second magazine is from 1997
I love the soft focus in picture #1 photo it does justice.
Well enjoy.
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love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very nice!!
She was on the cover of issue #1, Dec., 1953, now worth $1500-$8000 depending on condition w/centerfold.
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Her original nudie pictures were taken in May 1949 and she got all of $50 for the photo session. She had refused to do nudies but she was on hard times financially so she agreed. I believe Tom Kelley was the guy that took the pictures and Marilyn insisted his wife be there so there would be no funny business. She also used a false name when she signed the model release thinking nobody would know it was her.
Thanks fhrj2, I do have her bottom part of her body but i didn't think i could post.
You are right Packrat. The over picture is called Golden Dreams. Hugh Hefner bought the rights to it in 1952 and used it on the cover of the first edition of Playboy magazine.
Here is a quote from Marilyn about it during an interview:
In typical fashion, when asked if it was true she had nothing on when she posed, she replied "Oh no, I the radio on."
Cover picture, sorry my "C" key sticks.
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Love these photos!!
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