Vintage Erotic Pins

Even in the prudish 1950s women pro-wrestling had its sexy moments. My favorite scene is this special pin (what is the hold name?) applied by June Byers on Penny Banner circa 1955 that leaves fans in the audience with astonished faces. More than forty years later, Heidi Lee Morgan would use the same technique very likely with the same result over the viewers. 

It is a pity that contemporary pro-wrestling rarely uses (to my knowledge) these sort of attractions. 


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