VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

^More likely Treasure Island. The magnificent Boeing 314, and not one left, today^^

 

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This looks way better on wire rims than with the maverick/comet type hub caps.

 

60 Pontiac 2dr post…. Not too many made and less left..

 

Two cowboys of the Nuecos River country, southwest Texas, trying to p*** themselves off for “dandies”. They put on six-shooters for style. (Tintype, 1875.)

 

Some of West Virginia’s finest. The Hammons family, 1900’s

 

Francisco Guerrero, the “Jack the Ripper” of Mexico. He murdered 21 women.

 

Portrait of Captain Edward Camden: Volusia County, Florida, April 1917. "He put on his Civil War veteran's uniform and tried to register for the draft on the first day of World War I."

 

That's a shame but there were only about 12 built and they were all retired and s****ped shortly after WW2 if I remember correctly.

 

Buddy Holly

 

Sonny Barger

 

the unusual Tattersfield Baron Special bellytanker



what happened to the bellytanker is unknown, but one of Tattersfield's original timing tags was found in the late Gray Baskerville's office at Hot Rod

 

the Harley showroom in Oshkosh, way back when they still made bicycles too