Bonerboard

A hot hottie from the 80s. He was one of Fox Studios roster of stars. Was featured in Numbers Magazine. Unfortunately he only did one solo video.

Is May!!!

Two is fun, three is a party! Join in on these group gatherings where the more the merrier

Model Corey Cann: He’s a relative newcomer to modeling and has also modeled for All American Guys. At 6’1” and 190 lbs., Cann must cut a pretty imposing figure, and as the first photo shows, his physique is definitely imposing. (Not to mention the size of the bulge in those not-quite-sheer-enough briefs!) He has that sort of “bad-boy” look that causes parents to lock up their daughters at night, so I’d be happy to relieve the sexual tension that probably leaves him with.

@Demon : What a fantastic collection of classic beefcake. Some years ago, I saw the cutie on the left in this photo identified as John Davidson, who later became a fairly famous entertainer as a dimpled, baby-faced, pretty-boy singer, movie and TV actor, and game show host. The twink on the right was identified as Blackie Preston. Here are two more shots of them, plus two of Davidson alone. Maybe they were showering to remove the body oil that was used to shoot their beefcake photos? The codpiece Preston appears to be wearing in the second photo looks very crude, and it doesn’t seem to have any “visible means of support,” not even strings like those used to hold up the posing strap shown in the first photo that were typical of American Athletic Guild photos of that era. The codpiece may have been added to the photo later to censor it for distribution. According to Davidson's Wikipedia page, he appeared as an underwear model in a Sears catalog in 1959, at age 17. 1959 would be consistent with the time period when AAG and others were still producing beefcake photos like these, as well as with his youthful appearance. (He would probably have needed to be over 18 to legally appear as a model for these shots, though. However, the “USMC” tattoo on his right shoulder casts doubt about whether that is Davidson, or at least the same Davidson who later became the popular entertainer. Davidson’s Wikipedia entry doesn’t mention anything about his serving in the Marine Corps, although that’s not conclusive. The author(s) of the article may just have overlooked that point. But in the only two other photos I could find of Davidson with a bare right arm (below) show no “USMC” tattoo. That’s not conclusive either, though. (After all, although Wikipedia has its uses, it's hardly authoritative.) The tattoo in the photos above could be temporary fakes added for just the purpose of those photos. (It’s the crudest “USMC” tattoo I’ve ever seen.) Also, the source of the first shot below clearly states that it’s been digitally altered, in this case apparently to add the brushstroke effect to make it look like a painting instead of a photo. The source could have removed the tattoo in the process, if that’s even the same Davidson. But Davidson clearly doesn’t have the Marine tattoo in the second shot below, although he does appear to have a much smaller one. So in the end, I don’t know if the photos above are the same “John Davidson” or not. But it’s entertaining to think that Davidson, who had a G-rated, “traditional family values” image, might’ve had a slightly racy past.

I am not going to argue with any of those points.

This guy will make any deck look good!

There aren’t too many of these muscular studs I’d kick out of bed, but there’s something about the redheaded stud muffin in the second photo that makes me completely weak in the knees. The first hunk is damned hot, too.

Brilliant photo of Parker Ramsay by Michael Downs

Colby Lefebvre

Well I'm not complaining that he has lost his shorts. They were probably ugly anyways.

any more hot pictures of him... Boom I'm waiting on the bed for him!

Alex Dmitriaev

Did you just promote yourself to porn director??

Can I call the play by play blows

These guys look fantastic in these rugby shorts.

Anatoly Goncharov

And the last for the present!!

Tim Gable

Chase Savoie

Mario Schafzahl

Well I know if I ever attempted this I would seriously get hurt. So don't try this at home.

I have not had a chance to read the link yet but I had an in-depth conversation about this yesterday as it relates to clothing, costume history and jewelry... I suppose it can be pertinent here. The condensed conversation distills down to... Antique is over 100 years old... Vintage is from the 1960's and earlier. Retro is a derivative and/or a recreation of an item or idea of an earlier era. Perhaps the best way to explain this is the film The Great Gatsby (The one with Robert Redford and Mia Farrow) Filmed in the early 70's the costumes were created to reflect the fashion of the 1920's.