Select Magazine Photo Layouts
- Scamp 1961 Vol.5, No.3
- Adam 1962 Vol.6, No.6
- Sir Knight 1962 Vol.3, No.2
- Mosaic 1962 No.4
- RizKay 1962 No.1
- Modern Man 1963 November
- Adam 1963 Vol.7, No.11
- Modern Man Annual 1963 Winter
- French Follies 1964 Vol.2, No.1
- Adam 1964 Vol.8, No.6
- Adam 1965 Vol.9, No.6
- Modern Man Deluxe 1966 Vol.38
- Beau 1967 Vol.3 No.14
- All Man 1967 Vol.8 No.2
- Man's Life 1970 Vol.14 No.1
- Candid Unknown Year, Vol.78, No.7
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