Polaroid Pictures

[bubbajones100]

Probable early 40's. Main way I can guess her age is the length and style of her hair

She’s so dam sexy

 

[Ebonythunder]

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Unless the red water is photo color defect, I would say she had her period in the water.

 

[Ebonythunder]

Around the mid 70's and into the 80's there was a huge AIDS pandemic. Fearing the worst most promiscuous people from that era used protection (condoms). You may be too young to know or remember.

AIDS was non existent during the 70’s in that it wasn’t even on the medical scene.It was herpes that scared the swingers of that decade. It really wasn’t till the middle 80’s that the gravity of the AIDS epidemic was finally realized. For the first few years, people figured that if they weren’t gay or did injectable *******, they were fine. Then around 1983/1984 it dawned on people “hey that guy who just fucked my wifes ass last night, maybe he is bisexual and is lieing to us”.

 

[Rusty Smith]

 

[Ebonythunder]

Some of my stuff.

 

[Ebonythunder]

 

[Rusty Smith]

 

[Ebonythunder]

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She looks familiar.

 

[wolf017d]

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Love the last two with just a hint of her white tit showing! Very sexy!

 

[Rusty Smith]

 

[Rusty Smith]

 

[Ebonythunder]

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Just fabulous! You’re a lucky guy to have a wife like her!

 

[badcpl]

 

[Rusty Smith]

When I met Elaine it was winter and she was full bush. Some guys like it and others don't

 

[Ebonythunder]

For Elaine, I don’t mind either.

 

[bubbajones100]

When I met Elaine it was winter and she was full bush. Some guys like it and others don'tView attachment 6189680View attachment 6189683

Looks good enough to eat

 

[DDJames]

When I met Elaine it was winter and she was full bush. Some guys like it and others don'tView attachment 6189680View attachment 6189683

Beautiful!

 

[Imagination]

 

[europa9922]

 

[dickhurtz472]

It was the digital camera of the 60's, 70's and 80's. Just point and shoot and in approximately 3 minutes you possessed an image frozen in time. No need to wait to have it developed like a 35mm film, or deal with the embarrassing ordeal of the developer viewing it's content. It was a revolutionary invention in photography. Over the years, thousands of pictures if not millions sit in dusty photo albums or hidden shoe boxes begging to see the light of day once again. Hedonistic vacations in the islands, swinger car key parties, my wife the whore to the blacks next door. Please share your Polaroids.

we had a poloroid back in the 70s. my wife eventually went to work for Kodak & that is how we got our first digital camera.