Cover of Black & Busty no. 1. The cover image is of a black woman with curly, shoulder length hair. Her name is Sandy. She wears a pink dress that has the cups pulled away to reveal her large breasts. Her head points away from the camera but her eyes look at the viewer from behind her right hand, which is pulling at the strap of her dress. The cover text reads Black & Busty No. 1, $3.50, featuring Sandy, Dionne, Rosa, and Fancy. Text at the bottom of the image says Adults Only and Sale to minors is forbidden. This is a sexually explicit publication prepared for interested adults who believe this type of material may have value for them and have anormal curiosity concerning such matters. A black woman with curly, shoulder length hair. Her name is Sandy. She is topless and has large breasts. Her torso is angled toward the viewer's left. Her lips are parted and her hands pull down the front of pink her panties, showing off her bush. She has a gold colored necklace hanging between her breasts.

In Black & Busty no. 1 published by Golden State News.

According to the best information I can find, this magazine likely could not have been published any earlier than about 1968.

Part of the magazine’s interior text says:

All photographs used for any purpose in this magazine are posed by professional models, and neither the photographs nor the words accompanying them describe, nor are meant to be understood as the actual personality or conduct of the model.

One of the challenges to sharing vintage adult magazines is that there’s often not much information available about the specific magazines. Unless it’s one of the big 2-3 magazines, finding a model’s other professional names may not even be possible. Like the excerpted text implies, a lot of the text included in these magazines is pure fiction intended to entertain rather than inform.