Classic Striptease and Glamour Films 02 (1982)
An amazing variety of beauties beginning with luscious MICKEY JINES and the Polvnesian island idyll of LANI. A great naked body is captured in a mountain stream, numerous naked nvmphs pose for the camera, 3 films offer the stunning VICKI LANE aka GABY showing whv she is so adored, torrid KELLIE EVERTS posing in the ripe and raw, and a redhead goddess with a perfect figure does 2 separate full disclosure nude performances.
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An amazing variety of beauties beginning with luscious MICKEY JINES and the Polvnesian island idyll of LANI. A great naked body is captured in a mountain stream, numerous naked nvmphs pose for the camera, 3 films offer the stunning VICKI LANE aka GABY showing whv she is so adored, torrid KELLIE EVERTS posing in the ripe and raw, and a redhead goddess with a perfect figure does 2 separate full disclosure nude performances.
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