Vintage shots from days gone by!

… So what's this guy holding onto that requires both hands ?

 

He's holding his own...


...camera.

 

Original terminal at Orange County Airport (later renamed John Wayne Airport). Brings back lots of memories. I spent many hours at the airport in late sixties/early seventies.

 

Rush hour??????
Reminds me of the end to the movie Blazing Saddles.

 

I downloaded the pic and blew it up. I don't think I want to know. =]

 

I think its his Lizzard, see the head !!!!

 

now THAT ^ is a Hog

 

^No, that's a pimpmobile.

 

Benton Harbor Michigan

 

Benton Harbor Michigan

 

Not too sure what is going on here? Caption anybody?

 

It says " an old woman that fled the war zone with her cow 1918." We don't know how lucky we are!!!

 

Guest of honor at dinner.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

Mrs O'leary and her cow.

 

… yeah and look at that smirky grin he's sporting too.

 

Very Nice, Thanks for sharing!

 

Nobody ever told this guy less is more!

 

"They let other people take their pets on the bus but not me. Thats BULLSHIT!!!

 

Instead of trying to make a funny if you would google the image you would find what I said. It is obviously a foreign picture by the backround. This is probably the only possession she has left after WW1.

 

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10156432013010693

This is a video of the 1965 Holden HD sedan - my mum's first car and the car I learned to drive in.
(Fingers crossed the link works).
Cheers.

 

Traces of Texas

 

Nurses at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio circa 1927

 

Mud in Desdemona, Texas 1919! In September 1918, Tom Dees, director of the Hog Creek Oil Company, struck oil on land owned by Joe Duke, and Desdemona quickly joined the list of western boomtowns. As many as sixteen thousand flocked to Desdemona between 1919 and 1922.. Despite the newly acquired wealth, Desdemona was beset with sanitation problems when persistent rains flooded the streets and overflowed the petroleum pools. Influenza and typhoid fever reached epidemic proportions.

 

1970's photo of Prince's Hamburgers in Houston.

 

Circa 1930 photo in Greenville, Texas

 

1952 photo, in Cherokee County, Texas. Man with a mess of catfish.