Ledermeister

Closing out the hairy behind set with a golden oldie repeat 

post of Paul Gerrior, aka Ledermeister by Colt Studio.

He was a friendly, decent man and a great model/actor.  RIP

 

Ledermeister in Gallery 5 by Colt

It's been a disgracefully long time since I posted one of the full magazines so generously sent to me by Bill D.  This time it will be all Ledermeister in Gallery 5, a Colt publication from 1971.  Jim French describes Ledermeister, aka Paul Gerrior, as a sort of wild man who liked living rough in remote locations.  By other accounts, however, Mr. Gerrior was a civilized gentleman who was friendly, cultured, and a recognized actor in the Bay Area theater scene.

 

Pgs. 2-3

Ledermeister seems to be welcoming us into the magazine at left.

 

Pgs 4-5

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Pgs. 6-7

In the Deep Woods II.

 

Pgs. 8-9

Cowboy I.

 

Pgs. 10-11

Cowboy II.

 

12-13

If you pay attention to such matters, you might have noticed that Jim French sometimes used the same chaps for his leather/biker photos and for his cowboy shots.  They are really two quite different types, but I'll give Mr. French a pass on authenticity because his images are so hot.

 

Pgs. 14-15

Motorcycle in the brush.

 

Pgs. 16-17

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Centerfold Pgs. 18-19

This is the centerfold which was meant to be viewed vertically.

I love it when we get the staples on view.

 

Pgs. 20-21

Biker grab.

 

Pgs. 22-23

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Pgs. 24-25

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Pgs. 26-27

Shower time II!

 

Pgs 30-31

My scanner didn't do the lighting justice on this one.

 

Pgs. 32-33

And we get the inevitable Colt promo piece near the back.

Note that Jim French was still using a New York City address in 1971.

 

Pgs. 34-35

I guess Ledermeister is waving bye-bye on the right, 

as this is the last page before the back cover.

 

Back Cover

And bringing up the rear, we have a rear view of Ledermeister in leather chaps.

Derriere shots on the back cover were almost a convention in these publications.

 

Ledermeister, for Joseph

I had a delightful exchange of emails a few weeks ago with Joseph from France, and he expressed his admiration for Paul Gerrior, aka Ledermeister.  Joseph, this is for you, mon amis!