The, recently auctioned, 2011 Mans Hand Films Spanking Paddle in Action!
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Photos from Folson 2011
Thanks to Vern from Mans Hand Films for these fantastic images from this year’s Folsom Street fair, filmed at the Mans Hand Films Spanking booth in San Francisco
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Folsom Weekend
This weekend over in San Francisco the famous Folsom Street Fair takes place, here are some pictures from the fair in 2004 which were recently posted to the M_Spank_M Google group by IpaddleU. (The handsome man with the gray mustache is the artist Copper)For more pictures and links to information about Folsom street visit the excellentLeather Strap blog.
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All the fun of the (Folsom) Fair – Part 1
With this year’s Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco now only a month away, here are some images from previous year’s fairs, all shot at the Mans Hand Films Spanking Booth
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Fun at Folsom
A young couple take a spanking
Various images
Yes I know I have posted the last four beore, but they are worth a second look!!
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Memories of a Folsom Summer
In the deep mid-winter we remembers summers past and what a very lucky man the artist Copper is each summer. Not only is he one of the world’s best known and most recognisable spanking artists, but he also gets to appear in MansHand Movies (often playing a strict paddle wielding cop) and each year he is the star attraction at the Mans Hand booth in Folsom Street, where he spanks a succession of random passing hunks.
Copper certainly got the right career advice! Here he is warming the behind of a particularly fine specimen of passing hunk. (Envious? Moi?)
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Feeling it
Some unlucky victims feel the sting outside the Manshand booth at Folsom Street
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A young man at Folsom
The attist Copper deals with another unlucky victim at the Mans Hand Film stand at Folsom Street
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That little street in ‘Frisco
More fun at Folsom Street
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A kilt at Folsom
A young stud in a leather kilt receives the attention of the excellent gay artist Copper outside the Mans Hand Films booth at Folsom Street.
