Vintage erotica places, sets, etc.

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From Teenage sex 30, Dirty Dancer. Thanks to JOBART.

The Storkyrkan's cathedral, Stockohlm.

Yesterday



And today:

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From Teenage Sex 13, Lesson in Lust.

Great maze!



The only clue I could read is "solsortvej" in the signboard located in the photo up-right, where the blonde chick walk. Ok, Solsortvej is a long street of Fredericksberg, in Denemark. I found the way and the only place similar to the vintage scene is this:

https://www.google.it/maps/@55.68923...8i6656!6m1!1e1

Watch here:



The pavement is the same of the set and the signboard says: Solsortvej X Godthabsvej. But need to focus the scene! We are near to the truth

[rick ace]

Revs. I think the photos were taken at the other end of Solsortvej.
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@55.69...7i13312!8i6656
Let me explain why. In the top right mag photo there is a very large area of shadow which i think could be the rail bridge. In the middle pic we see at the right edge a metal pylon/pole which is still there. On the wall behind the pole we can see some silver writing which i think says Fuglebakken which is an s-train station. If you look at the street view image you can see the new Fuglebakken station. Also in the middle mag pic the land behind the building is built up higher like it is today and is the embankment of the rail line. So inconclusion i thnk the station has been rebuilt since the mag photos were taken. What do you think?

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Originally Posted by rick ace

Revs. I think the photos were taken at the other end of Solsortvej.
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@55.69...7i13312!8i6656
Let me explain why. In the top right mag photo there is a very large area of shadow which i think could be the rail bridge. In the middle pic we see at the right edge a metal pylon/pole which is still there. On the wall behind the pole we can see some silver writing which i think says Fuglebakken which is an s-train station. If you look at the street view image you can see the new Fuglebakken station. Also in the middle mag pic the land behind the building is built up higher like it is today and is the embankment of the rail line. So inconclusion i thnk the station has been rebuilt since the mag photos were taken. What do you think?

I think you are right! at first I looked at that part of the road, but not recognizing the bridge, I thought that the set had been taken on the other side! My god, how it has changed that area!

Congratulations, you did a great job of observation! And you made it!

This is the Rick Ace found:



Definitively, Fuglebakken Station, here in an ancient postcard:

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Here, from CeeCee n. 69 (omen nomen), Rocco and King Richard near the Arc de Trionphe:



Places Charles de Gaulle:

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From a magazine named "Lesbian Fun". The clue is the mark Istedgade 47.



Searching on google, Istedgade 47 is a street in Copenaghen. Here too, is the same pavement in photoset and in g-maps s-view:

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From a vintage photoset called Horny samaritan



If you watch behind the guy, there is a building with a write Federal Sav... but can't read all. It sure in USA, but no other clues!

[otiscleotus]

Tough one. No plates to see on the cars, can't make out any details on the newspaper boxes.

The kind of trees, open plaza, flat terrain, and wide sidewalks would point me towards LA/southern California versus NY or San Francisco.

Originally Posted by revs

From a vintage photoset called Horny samaritan



If you watch behind the guy, there is a building with a write Federal Sav... but can't read all. It sure in USA, but no other clues!

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Originally Posted by otiscleotus

Tough one. No plates to see on the cars, can't make out any details on the newspaper boxes.

The kind of trees, open plaza, flat terrain, and wide sidewalks would point me towards LA/southern California versus NY or San Francisco.

This is so sad I found nothing about the Federal Saving Bank; I.E., I found the sites and the places, but nothing similar to the picture.

In my fantasy, the picture shows: On the left, Civil/Penal Court, on the right, some Administratives offices (City Hall). On the bottom, the bank. The city? Chicago

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From Pleasure verlag "Pink Magazines" n. 1 (or two?), an entire hot set acted in the gloriuous Wartburg, near Eisenach, Germany, when Deutcheland was DDR and BRD splitted.

(thanks to the original poster )



Wartburg today, a must see place, in my honest opinion



PS. True or false? Reading the Pink Magazines, does the editors play with the politic situation between the "two" Germanies?