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Big Tits and Black Dicks (1975)

These plump chested delights are ready to welcome huge black cocks into their holes as their heavy tits drop out of their bras in these 13 rare films! Mixed couples favorite Sue Nero takes on massive black shafts in Casanova Paul, Black Chauffeur, and Cum One, Come All! Sperm bath loving blonde Connie Peters lets 2 black studs do whatever they'd like to her busty young body in Soldier's Maid! Other handpicked vintage scenes include black on black action featuring D cup Patricia Lee and other black beauties in Soul Sauna, Giant Tits, and more!
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These plump chested delights are ready to welcome huge black cocks into their holes as their heavy tits drop out of their bras in these 13 rare films! Mixed couples favorite Sue Nero takes on massive black shafts in Casanova Paul, Black Chauffeur, and Cum One, Come All! Sperm bath loving blonde Connie Peters lets 2 black studs do whatever they'd like to her busty young body in Soldier's Maid! Other handpicked vintage scenes include black on black action featuring D cup Patricia Lee and other black beauties in Soul Sauna, Giant Tits, and more!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/9/1975
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Alpha Blue Archives

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