The Warmlite Catalog

This 1974 sporting goods catalog decided to feature many nude models. I guess you had to live thru the 1970s to understand how this seemed a good idea.

The company is still up and running.

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Posted By: Paul - Wed Feb 23, 2022
Category: Publishing | Sports | Nudism and Nudists | 1970s

Comments

The whole operation seems to have a hippie vibe, and 1974 was the peak of the streaking/nudity craze. Even so, many of these models seem awfully… young.

Posted by Brian on 02/23/22 at 01:20 PM

If there were nudes in the section on the Mt. McKinley expedition, that would be impressive.

Posted by ges on 02/23/22 at 06:31 PM

I didn't go through and try to match all the individual pictures with the group photos of the staff, but it seems like all the photos (except possibly for the McKinley expedition) are of employees. That puts them at legal age, at least in the jurisdiction in which the photos were taken.

It was of its time. That's not a bad thing.

Posted by Phideaux on 02/23/22 at 11:01 PM

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