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I just found this on a Tumblr blog and believe that the lady on the right is Julie. Can anyone confirm this please? Thanks! Rob.

Thanks a BIG bunch for the ID. It's so great to get a name and some background information of a favourite model. Here's a better image.

This 'Lisa Parker' model. I found her on an old YouTube video for Tab cola from 1983. She looks a LOT like one of my mystery models from various catalogues including some bridal magazines. Could she be the same lady?

I've been collecting pics of Jaguar E-Types used in advertising. There's a LOT, even today. For a car that was last made 50 years ago, it sure has staying power.

Car is a 1956 or 1957 Ford Thunderbird. Thanks to Phil for the ID.

I'll work on it. *chuckle*

Thanks for keeping my search alive. I'll try 'Katarina' in Yandex and that TinyEye thing. Rob.

Hi, can I make a suggestion?.... When you (and others) list a whole bunch of models like this, I have almost no idea which name goes with which picture. An example here is the model shown in 'Charles on the Ritz' picture. She looks a LOT like a lady I've been trying to identify for years but I don't know what name (if any) you've ID's her as. Thanks ever so much. Rob.

That brings up a suggestion that I'd like to make. Over in the Vintage 'Naughty' Forum there's a section for solved identifications. People make either a PDF or stick a bunch of the ladies pictures on one sheet (with Photoshop) and post it. There's always some text included on the sheet with personal info and dates active. This makes an excellent resource since ALL id's are in one place and are quick-n-easy to browse. Most of us download them and keep them for our own database. I feel that this should be implemented here. It sure would save a lot of searching.

Confirmed...says the former Air Force weapons tech. They're air rifles with the air supply disconnected.

I believe we had this conversation not long ago. I've found that many (most?) online forums are inhabited mostly by the older and younger folks. We're retired and have the time to dabble in our life-long hobbies, while younger folks are enjoying developing these interests. The late 20's and older are busy with careers and family and so have little time for these shenanigans. I see the same in the many graphics forums and Discord servers I take part in. I'm 68 and peddled (on a non-electric bike) 12,373 kms this year! So don't call me decrepit. ("Hope my knees survive the winter though...")

And the same to everyone from the Canadian East coast. I've gotten some hard-to-find ID's and made a couple of friends here. That's one of the aspects of this place that's so fun.

Thanks for that tidbit of information about Kata. I've collected Playboy mags for decades and she was one of my favourites.

We're getting a bit....a lot off topic but I'll counter with this one.... I've owned this beauty for 48 years now. First car I ever bought and just hung on to her all this time.

Ladies can appreciate cars too. My wife knows the difference between a Stromberg, Weber and SU carburettor. She doesn't care about them but she knows.