Vintage shots from days gone by!

My mom worked here in the fifties Chowchilla Ca..

 

my hometown, yeehaw
you want a current photo?
I can get it tomorrow

 

"Time enough at last" is one of my top 10 favorite episodes!

 

Ice Cream..really..ice cream..?..

 

Vintage snapshots of my favorite car!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZfyUi_N-pI&feature=youtu.be

 

"The Killers" 1964

 

In Santa Monica







Boston

NY

 

Topeka

 

Jayne mansfield

 

town and country mods circa 1913

 

"We will win or die" just perpetuates the common misconception that the soldier's first and highest duty is to die for his/her country. Not so. He/she has to make sure that the enemy dies for his/her one!.

 

Hey, Gary, is that a tan Facel Vega there at left, by chance?

 

guy looks like geraldo riveria.

 

Some of the many photos we have up in a post on The Old Motor along with a really cool video, showing
the Curtis-Wright Air-Car in operation.

 

Irish Mike, some really NICE shots here, much of the same quality reg YellerSpirit posts!

[FONT=Comic Sans MS, sans-serif]Now, on this FIRST shot, if you take the train to HERE, remember not to drink water from the creek![/FONT][FONT=Comic Sans MS, sans-serif] [/FONT]


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Wow! Can you just smell that black smoke a huffin' outta there??? I remember
it would sting the sinuses a little, but coal smoke still always takes me back in time.




This covered bridge photo is so well composed and perfectly seasonally lit. I suppose "Turkey Run Narrows" was photographed in the first quarter of the 20th Century; anybody know WHERE this particular Turkey Run was/is? Can somebody blow this up so I can frame it and put it on the wall??? Another [FONT=Comic Sans MS, sans-serif]INSTANT CLASSIC[/FONT] on this great thread!




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With ya there, man! Along with "To Serve Man"! That cat with the thick glasses & the Geraldo expression is the very versatile Burgess Meredith. He was good in drama (e.g., "Rocky") to comedy (e.g., "Grumpy Old Men"). RIP

 

Some vintage workshops.

 

Richard "Jaws" Kiel in the chilling
"Twilight Zone" episode, "To Serve
Man."

 

Very often, "Twilight Zone" scripts hinged on a cleverly unexpected plot twist
at the end. Thanks to Wikipedia, Agnes Moorehead takes on "The Invaders" in
Episode 15, Season #2, of "The Twilight Zone" TV anthology series, broadcast
January 1961. Chillingly, Moorehead never utters a spoken line during the
episode, making it (IMO) one of the very best! As with most anything "Twilight
Zone," the photo is copyrighted and is shown here only for shared enjoyment
and vintage pop-culture discussion. Not for use in for-profit publications.

 

One of my favorite episodes. However the "freak" was played by Donna Douglas, AKA Ellie Mae Clampett.

 

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Wow.... the Pentagon knows everything!

 

burgess merideth aka the penguin on the 1966 tv series batman