Vintage shots from days gone by!

On Valentines Day in 1884, Teddy Roosevelt’s wife and mother died within hours of each other. This was his diary entry for that Thursday.

 

Well---I'll be!!!----Guess I just don't remember!!---Thanks!

 

moefuzz


Thanks for psting all those magazine covers

Never seen any of them and I really enjoyed looking throught them

 

# 40845, Commie Jane, I can't ever forgive her for what she did to our Country and our Military Veterans during the Vietnam Era. Russ

 

This one is kind of weird,.... must be some crazy shadows reflecting on that windshield,..

 

Kind of creepy.

 

The co-driver has no idea how over the edge the driver is driving. He should have his face in the course notes. Cool photo!
post no. 40882

 

SWEET!!!!! A '62 poncho convertable with 8 lug wheels!!

 

Sry, i fell behind in the last few days, got busy and damn,
somebody been postin a bunch of good shtuff,

THis guy looks like Ed Roth huh?

 

boing -oing-oing...

 

I think the camera man would be yelling that to, if he was smart!!

Doc.

 

...and Linda Vaughn.

 

hey where's my woodie?

 

Novadude, nice!

Doc.

 

Shoulda never been allowed back into the USA after this stunt.

 

The fastest man on two wheels ... Don Vesco.

 

a picture is worth a thousand words

 

Yup!
Ed Roth with the Mysterion.

 

In 1932 Alice Sisty was one of several riders, including Pauline Lorenz, Rose Davis, Alice Adams, and Ivadell Jacobs, who were employed by Clyde Miller. Sisty married Milt Hinkle, nicknamed “The South American Kid,” on horseback in the arena at New Haven, Connecticut. During the 1930s Sisty did trick riding on her horse, Chappo, and competed in the cowgirls’ bronc riding.