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| Royale Studio - Bob Flynn |
Bob Flynn was in at the start of the Royale adventure, with a solo set in 1958 and a 'storyette' datable to October of that year - 'Boxers' opposite Don Avard. Popular Man later described Bob as "a boxing enthusiast with a super physique".
His 'rough diamond' persona sporting multiple tattoos probably appealed to Clavering. He brought it out in this image with the help of a drooping cigarette. The set description called Bob a 'mixed-up kid' and compared him to James Dean.
There's no evidence of follow-up work for Royale. Significantly, his catalogue entry is coded 'BOF' not '1- BOF' which would have implied more sets existed. However, he later posed for Vic White and for Scott (naked). These photographers brought out his youthful bubble and cheeriness.
Solo Sets
Bob Flynn for Royale (BOF)
1958
Bob poses in shorts and jeans
The Archive has 6 pictures out of 20
Autumn 1959
Bob poses in pouch
March 1960
'The Boxers' (DABF)
Oct '58
Bob plays opposite Don Avard
2 pictures available out of an unknown total
Bob posing in jeans, sailor pants, shorts and nude.
Storyettes
'The Boxers' (DABF)Oct '58
Bob plays opposite Don Avard
2 pictures available out of an unknown total
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