VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

Alright who wants to explain how this happened?

 

What Poncho? Hehe.

 

A log cabin and not a tree in sight.

 

I've said it before and I'll say it again. It's amazing how many Studebakers you see on these pages.

 

Walter P. Chrysler​

 

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Striking copper miners in Ducktown, Tennessee picketing the company store while waiting for scabs/strikebreakers to arrive for the day shift. Photograph taken in September 1939.

 

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What a cute little lass!

 

I don't remember ever seeing a Checker with that grill.
Like Yellow Cab Co., there was a Checker Cab Co. in almost every town.
In my youth I was surprised to learn that "Checker" actually manufactured cars designed for cabs.

 

The job, the business or the experience?

 

I'm reminded of the Beach Boy's song, Good Vibrations.

 

Vincent Price. The master of scary movies.

 

Check out the 2 guys standing on the cross arms.
Is it crazy to assume the fire annealed those wires, causing them to sag?
The amount of wires IS crazy

 

50's jingle:
"You'll wonder where the yellow went, when you brush your teeth with Pepsodent"!

 

I don't get the point.
It looks like $hit. No one is fooled or impressed.

 

WTF?

 

$hit hole, Canada

 

Rube Goldberg gas can.

 

Is it me, the film or the hemisphere? It looks like they're racing in the wrong direction.

 

Sign says "scab is worse than a dog, are you a dog"?

I'll bet he kicks his dog for no reason when he gets home.
Ignorance is bliss.

 

That's great info,but having been to "the Mountain" many times,I can't place where that start line might be.Unless the pic. is reversed? Having said that,I only first attended the great race in 1969.

 

Someone's grandma?????....

 

Yes!....

 

Member of the "armed" forces.....

 

Thank You,all nurses. To me,the most honourable profession ever. I speak from long experience(at their tender mercy's) and am only saddened to see the immense pressure they are working under today;all due to our stinking politicians.

 

Wow! well done.