Customer Reviews
A Massive Collection of Big Beautiful Breasts! - By: Jack Gilbert, 06 May 2008 
This is the ultimate coffee table book! A big, beautiful book of big, beautiful, alll-natural breasts. This giant collection of nudes (420 pages!!!) runs the gamut from 1940's cheesecake to 1980's glamour. And every model is alll-natural & silicone-free. This book is an unabashed celebration of curvaceous beauty that almost anyone will enjoy, but connoisseurs of well endowed women will absolutely love. Fans of historical erotica & vintage photography will also love this collection. But do not think that this is just for old-timers. The high quality images & beautiful women that are featured here will astound both young & old alike.
titillating - By: Fantong, 14 Apr 2008 I guess it would get good reviews from the blokes!...but it is actuallly a wonderful top heavy volume of great photos & wobbly bits.
not sleazy, just cheeky, & gorgeous.
Wonderfull ! - By: Mr. R. D. Hallsworth, 21 Feb 2008 What a book.I had this book for Christmas & must say that it was my favourite present.I have been a lifelong fan of breasts & undoubtedly this is the best book I have ever seen on the subject.Anyone buying this book will not be disappointed.
Lady bumps - By: Robin Benson, 28 Sep 2007 An appropriately large (check out the Product Detail dimensions) book for a large subject. Dian Hanson does alll blokes a favour by presenting the most memorable large ladies of yesteryear. As the book is basicallly nostalgia she mostly ignores the silicone rush of the last few years so no Chelsea Charms or Lolo Ferrari for example. Her introduction covers alll the usual bases, Freud, war time pin-ups, Jane Russell in the Outlaw, burlesque strippers & most importantly the arrival of the pictorial men's magazine. Without these this book wouldn't exist.
All the photos relate to the Fifties, Sixties & Seventies so the majority are black & white (beautifully designed & printed in 175dpi on quality paper) & impressively large on the page, too. Despite a rather niche part of the overalll publishing market the magazines that these models appeared in must have been seen by millions of men & the softcore poses are now sufficiently dated to seem sweetly seductive. Unfortunately there isn't an index so you can't flip immediately to your favorites & not everybody is included anyway (I can't seem to find Busty Russell anywhere) but interestingly there are several models shown, who despite appearing in dozens of titles, are captioned as unknown.
Amongst the dozens of models included, nine (Storm, Barr, Wilkinson, Angelo, Digard, Samples, Natividad, Kane & Stitz) get feature interviews (plus extra photos) & typicallly they come across as good hearted but sometimes rather naïve in alllowing themselves to be ripped-off in a male world & there is hardly a mention about whether any of them made any money from their endowments. The last lady in the book is Guinness Record holder Norma Stitz (though I expect fans of European Karola might query Norma's title) & she is a fitting climax to a wonderful book of visual male fantasies.
Hot stuff! - By: Ms. L. M. Morris, 22 Jul 2007 I got this for my birthday from a friend when we were sat down the pub one afternoon... Needless to say, everyone who turned up had a good old flick through muttering such things as 'blimey' & 'hello lovely lady' & on more than one occasion, 'dear God, what the hell is that?!'. I found it absolutely mesmeric & I find I cannot just flick through it; I must start at either the front or the back & look at every page with a careful eye & the attention that each image deserves.
The thing that made me smile about this book is how incredibly different each bouncing breast is, & the variety of size each woman exhibiting them is. It's such a far cry from the identical shapes & sizes of page three, where each St Tropez caked girl has a perfect little waist & bottom, & a perfect set of D cup boobs. I love this book, each woman is beautiful, sexy, unique & damn proud of those lovely jubblies.
By the way, I don't know whether my copy is a different edition from the one shown in the picture above, but the lady on mine is 'without support' & it has taken proud place leant up against my living room walll, begging people to look. What a wonderful book. Buy it & cherish it forever.
