“Your underpants”

“I can see”

“I see France”

“I see London”

P 12

P 11

P 10

P 9

P 8

P 7

P 6

P 5

P 4

P 3

P 2

P 1

Bob Mizer followed an album of two brunets (Ken Rashoff and Larry Farrell) with a blond: Andy Kozak, in his second solo album.

Dale Curry

Walt Fife

John Winship

Bill Brinkley and Pepper Gomez

Gene Golden 2

Gene Golden 1

Quincy Goins

Harry Gelfarb

Joey Gaussoin

Models with props 24

O 12

O 11

O 11 as printed.

O 11 as it appears in early versions of Album O.

O 10

The last of the O album

O 9 as printed.

O 9 as it appears in early versions of Album O.

O 8

O 8 as printed.

O 8 as it appears in early versions of Album O.

O 7

O 6

More from the O album

O 5 as printed.

O 5 as it appears in early versions of Album O.

O 4

O 4 as printed.

O 4 as it appears in early versions of Album O.

O 3

O 3 as printed.

O 3 as it appears in early versions of Album O.

O 2

O 2 as printed.

O 2 as it appears in early versions of Album O.

Closeup # 2

I have long wanted to do a series on complete runs of the early AMG albums — the first twelve photos in a set, sold as a group — and I can now do Albums O, P, Q, R, and S. These are mostly solo albums, since the A-Z and ZA-ZZ series featured more solo than variety albums and catalogues, even as the latter grew to an often alarming size.

Album O is unusual in that, like Album M, the whole catalogue is just the album of twelve images. Another unusual feature, as I discovered, is that Album O is a dual album, since Ken Rashoff appears in nine images and Larry Farrell appears in three.

Finally, Album O has a numbers of images stamped to indicate the image has been reversed, so I will show both versions.

O 1 as printed.

O 1 as it appears in early versions of Album O.