Back in the 1970s, there was a genre of porn magazine that didn’t have a good name. Later, when magazine publishers were dumping random shareware programs onto CDs to sell with their computer magazines, the term “shovelware” was invented. But shovelware itself already existed in porn. Magazines with names like “275 Hot Cuties” and “300 Beautiful Babes” were all over the 1970s newsstands. They had very few, if any, color pages, and they achieved their high photo counts by including just a few full, half, and quarter-page pictures, with the rest of the count made up with baseball-card sized snapshots. There was little or no editorial text and never any model credits. This photo comes from one of these shovelware porn magazines:

I’ve always been a sucker for a winning porn smile, and this performer certainly has one!

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