Pinup Barbara Osterman Queen of the Cover Girls Vintage Stag 8mm Film Burlesque

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Pinup Barbara Osterman Queen of the Cover Girls Vintage Stag 8mm Film Burlesque:
$100.00

Vintage 1955 Stag film starring a very popular Pin-up girl from the 1950\'s Korean War era Barbera Osterman. She was in fact Queen of the Cover-girls because she was on countless magazine covers . She was a nude model as well and appeared in many photography magazines.

I do not have a film projector so I had to look at the film in a light box. The tin the movie came in just says models on it and the reel says Barbara Nichols which is incorrect . I included in my photos some pictures I grabbed off internet of her on covers of magazines. They are not pRt of this sale but just to illustrate who she was.

Barbara Osterman stars in Queen of The Cover Girls modeling and posing for you. First you see her go out for some sun and sit by the pool wearing a sexy bikini. Next she goes back inside and does a strip tease . Barbara goes outside and puts on a Hawaiian outfit and dances around! Etc etc etc

Barbara Osterman was born May 10, 1930, in Ontario, California, to John Alfonse Osterman of Finland and Anna Margareta Malmsten Osterman of Sweden, the eldest of three children. She grew up in Ontario, California, and Grants Pass, Oregon.

In 1950 in Grants Pass, she married William James Neill of that city, and the young couple moved to Portland after a honeymoon in Carmel, California.

In 1951 they moved to Hollywood, and while Jim, who had been drafted into the Army, spent much of the Korean War posted in Tokyo, she was discovered by photographers Peter Gowland and Eric Herman and became one of their favorite models for magazine covers in the 1950s. In 1953 in Southern California servicemen elected her over Marilyn Monroe as Miss Navy 1953.