Vintage shots from days gone by!

Man cranking engine--women waiting---1914

 

Elizabeth Montgomery

 

Mazooma1- great pic of the Sumar Special (from my hometown) Hadn't seen that one before.

 

Good old test pattern. I spent many a Saturday mornings waiting for that to go off....

 

Holy moly Mazooma, that airline stewardess is seriously hot, oh the stories she could tell.

 

"OK---I'm back from the drug store"!!!

 

here ya go, Skip











the old Long Beach Pike

 

opening of the Golden Gate Bridge

 

OMG, the chick in the pantsuit, Diana Rigg, seriously gorgeous.

 

Most likely the photo got damaged at some point and was retouched with an airbrush.

 

Anne Francis



Jane Greer




Rita Hayworth


Cybil Shepard


Audrey Hepburn


Joan Dixon


Susan Hart, Shelley Fabares, Barbara Eden

 

No kidding, and what about that dot that would get smaller and smaller when you turned the TV set off.

 

Anne Sheridan


Raquel Welch

 

Good time for some woodies (the Rolls was called a "shooting brake").

 

"Maam, do you mind showing my your bruise?
No, I'm not a cop, I'm just a horndog."

 

I remember using this thing a lot.

 

http://www.everbarbie.com/JPG/Hula-Hoop-Boy.jpg



http://www.dailyhistory.net/march-5-1963-hulahoop-patented/



http://blog.modernmechanix.com/2008/03/page/2/



http://www.mlive.com/entertainment/flint/index.ssf/2008/07/hoop_it_up_hula_hoop_celebrate.html

 

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z229/Swinging_Sixties/1960s - Mini Skirts/MiniSkirtFrisbee.jpg

 

That looks like Stanley up on the ladder directing that movie about the strange loves of that Dr. guy.

 

http://images.imagestate.com/Watermark/1267571.jpg

 

http://kelseytown.com/images/kite.jpg

 

http://www.alresford-toy-museum.org.uk/2009 Show Master.html



http://www.levyboy.com/stockport_road_the_shops.htm



http://www.architoys.net/toys/toypages/bayko.html

 

Twin6..
although i never knew what shooting brake meant, had to look it up...
dont think that term was used here in the states.
From Wikipedia,,
A Shooting-brake, or "Shooting Break", is a three-door car body style with a squared-off rear.[1] They generally have a rear liftgate like a wagon or a hatchback although one or a pair of side-hinged doors is also sometimes seen.
The term originated with custom built 2-door luxury estate cars altered for use by hunters and other sportsmen such as golfers, riders, and polo players requiring easy access to larger storage areas than offered by the typical automobile boot.

 

You wouldn't happen to have some pictures of the engine in that Studebaker would you? I would love to see how that front blower was mounted on the Packard engine.

 

This car is in Terre Haute today in Don Smith's collection.
HG

 

http://chandrakantha.com/articles/indian_music/filmi_sangeet/film_song_1952.html

 

http://balticdesign.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/stewardess-1950s.jpg