Vintage shots from days gone by!

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Looks like Eric VonZipper of The Rats ! Sieze him !

 

I have not seen one of them cigarette machines in a while .

 

Don't remember seeing any of those while in Korea (1953).
Is this the same aircraft?

 

Here Don, the source of the op photo,,
http://www.militaryfactory.com/imageviewer/ac/pic-detail.asp?aircraft_id=370&sCurrentPic=pic6

 

Great!-------Thanks!---Guess they were not in my "area" at that time.

 

Shirley Temple - Christmas 1935

 

Oklahoma City's Main Street at the Holidays

Taken during the holiday season around 1935, this image is of the north side of Main Street between Harvey and Hudson.

 

Mechanics installing electric motors in papier-mache figures, ca. 1935

 

I dig that Coral '59 Ford!

 

A view of people looking at advertisements for new Ford automobiles and trucks at the Arbuthnot Motor Company showroom at 709 Broadway in Marysville, Kansas. The advertisements provide photographs and prices for the several available models.
Date: December 13, 1927



A view of men inspecting the first Model A Ford in the Arbuthnot Motor Company showroom located at 709 Broadway in Marysville, Kansas. Advertisements for other Ford models are displayed on the wall.
Date: December 13, 1927



An elevated view of men examining agriculture equipment on display in the 700 block of Broadway Street in Marysville, Kansas. Also visible are people walking along the sidewalk, parked automobiles and a truck, and several businesses including Anderson-Boss Motor Company, Triangle Drugs & Sodas, Kraemer Hardware, Rialto Hotel, and Potter's Barbershop.
Date: September, 1938



A view of a young boy and a man looking at their new Chrysler automobile as it stands parked in front of the Lipscomb Blocker Motor Company at 704 Center Street in Marysville, Kansas. A dog is shown seated next to the boy on the car's running board.
Date: September 7, 1929




This photograph shows an exterior view of the G. T. Ingalsbe Drug Store and other businesses on Broadway in Marysville, Kansas. Other businesses visible along the street include Montgomery Ward and Company, a hotel, and the Flynn Motor Company Ford sales and service building. Several automobiles are visible parked along the street.
Date: August 30, 1926

 

Photos of Dr. John Brinkley's automobile, a 1936 V16 Cadillac Coupe, in Del Rio, Texas. There is a box attached to the back of the car that Dr. Brinkley had put on for luggage.
Date: Between 1936 and 1939

Link to enlarged second photo appears to have custom hubcaps?!?
http://www.kansasmemory.org/item/214048/page/1

 

The Scotty's Muffler Special

 

Yup, my bad, the F9F was the Panther and jet powered. Got the Tigercat part right though...

 

This photograph, taken by Farm Security Administration photographer John Vachon, captures the Granada Theater in Lawrence, Kansas, in Oct. 1938.

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This photo shows automobiles parked in front of James Buck's Dodge Motor Car Company and Garage building in Atwood, Kansas. Date: Between 1910 and 1919



This black and white photograph shows a Plymouth Savoy marked as a Kansas Highway Patrol car. Date: 1959



A photograph of Mosby-Mack Motors located at 11th and Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas. Mosby-Mack Motors was a Ford dealership. Date: 1935



A photograph showing Mosby-Mack Motors, a Ford dealership, at their location on the northwest corner of 11th and Kansas, Topeka, Kansas. Also, visible is Kaw Motors, a Hudson dealership, and a bowling alley. Date: Between 1935 and 1940

 

Yon driver of '55 Pontiac doth qualify as a knave!

 

Victory scraping during WWII promoting on live Radio.

 

It's a '38 not a '36 (friend of mine had a '38 V-16 sedan), and the good doctor should have invested in a set of curb feelers...