Scumbeast Introduction

My introduction to this charming young man came from my late friend, Ken Suffolk, aka Mr. Scumbeast.  He sent this photo to me way back in 2012 with one of his catchy captions:

"It is, of course, most important to have the appropriate decorations."

 

Mr. Scumbeast's Birthday Bash

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Naked Swim 80

These men in a waterfall were number 80 in Ken's naked swim collection.

 

Card Sharps

As a small boy in Wolverhampton, Ken loved to go to the western movies.  As a result, he had a large collection of handsome vintage cowboy pictures.  He learned that I grew up on a ranch, and he was thrilled when I shared my own cowboy photos with him.  Later, I trusted him so much that I emailed the historic photos of my own family members to him so he could help me select the best for a book on them that I published in 2016.  We were that close.

 

Fur and Away

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Naked Swim 117

This was number 117 in Ken's vast collection of naked swim photos.  He posted this 

at a time when Ipernity's French censors were being particulary strict with our group, 

so he added "Trying your hand at Ipernity style censorship."

 

Pumps

I'm not sure why, but Ken called this one "male nude with pumps."

They look like sneakers or gym shoes to me.

 

Shooter

"Death to all sea gulls!"

 

William Smith

Ken had an interesting collection of very early mug shots.  This fellow is William Smith, a thief caught in Newcastle in 1873.  Mr. Scumbeast added to that description William asking,

"Can I get one for me mum?  She'd love a photograph of me."

 

Cockles

"Cockles and muscles, alive, alive, O"

was Mr.S's witty caption for this one.

 

Bringing up the rear

Naturally, I am ending Mr. Scumbeast's Birthday Bash 

with a photo he called "bringing up the rear."

 

1920s

Mr. Scumbeast's source dated this one as 1920s.

 

WWII Germans

This image came from Mr Scumbeast's

collection of World War II German soldiers.

 

Bunk Buddies

Mr. Scumbeast called this one Bunk Buddies.

 

Shower 19

Mr. Scumbeast called this one Shower 19.

 

Germans

I don't know if the star of our final skinny dipping photo just got depantsed, or if the other men are just making sure he faces the camera.  The group is from Mr. Scumbeast's WWII German collection.

 

Dave Allen

Mr. Scumbeast sent me this one labeled only as "Bottoms Up."

I later identified him as Dave Allen by Kris Studio.

 

Amateur #118

Mr. Scumbeast said this one was amateur, and he called it Male Nude 118.

 

"Au naturaal"

My dear late friend Mr. Scumbeast, aka Ken Suffolk, freely admitted to poor spelling skills.  

He sent me this photo labeled "Au naturaal," which might reflect the fact that he 

spent the last years of his life in The Netherlands struggling to learn Dutch.

 

Random Beef Day

Mr. Scumbeast sent me this and called it "random naked guy."

And no, that's not how I came up with the name for this theme.