Vintage shots from days gone by!

Uh .I have been looking through google like a mad man all morning.I will try to find it again....[/QUOTE]

Eddie...........No big deal. I just thought that perhaps you knew one of them or were from the area at one time.
Mike

 

Coca Cola Sprite

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Race Day

 

Oh! You did find it. Thanks.
Mike

 

No problem Mike aka tuff tin

 

Vintage Gas Station Scene - A very
tired and decrepit 1929 Reo 'Flying
Cloud' gasses up at Green Bay
Wisconsin - circa 1940.
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WOW these pics make me feel young again, don't know how long the feeling will last. Thanks for taking the time to post them!!

 

^^^^^Looks like Ray Anthony with the trumpet?

 

I think the majority of posters and lookers on this thread like the variety. That's what attracts me. The scroll button is handy if you don't want to look at something.

 

I think your onto something? It is getting kinda BIG!

 

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June Palmer was a real looker.I had a hard time finding any pics of her with clothes on...

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i felt it was my duty to check you on this ...and you are correct ...WOW are you ever correct.

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Hmmmmm!
Note to self: Under no circumstances take a job in a logging camp NOR get marooned on a dessert island with this crew!

 

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Keen coupe! Anybody read the sign on his hat? Thanks to the U.S. Library of Congress and Vintage- PrintableSwivelChairMedia.
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nice, Eddie, a '42 Pontiac blackout model..

 

IndyBigJohn likes variety, so here ya go, bro!

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Sophisticated dogs they had back in Wales, what? (Thanks to the National Library of Wales
and a keen site called VintagePrintableSwivelChairMedia.)


And for those who don't like variety (or ads),
do with the mouse what ya do with the TV
controler: Scan on by. As Mazooma said a
long time ago, you'll soon find something you
DO like.

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About as sweet as a photo-portrait gets, eh? These obviously quite young women seem quite proud
of the little ones! Inuit, maybe? Anybody out there able to blow this up enough to discern a year
and/or location/photographer? Thanks to the U.S. Library of Congress and the cool site, Vintage-
PrintableSwivelChairMedia.)

 

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Cincinnati child, as shot by a photographer of the Farm Security Administration or Office
of War Information in the later '30s or early 1940s.

 

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Skiers being pulled by horses in Chamonix, France, thanks to VintagePrintableSwivelChairMedia.
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My first guess for photographer would have been Edward Curtis, but I don't think he worked that far north. A search for Wegaruk came up with this:

http://www.artfact.com/auction-lot/beverly-b-dobbs-beverly-bennett-1868-1937,-wa-1-c-9d47de04fc

Based on that and without doing more research, I suspect Beverly Bennett is the photographer. Gary

 

Burns, Oregon Main Street

 

How many toes did this woman have?

 

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Model T1[/B];8510952]The very first drive-in movies I remember with mom, dad, and little brother they did not have separate car speakers. Just a few bull horn type hanging from trees or poles.
By the time I got my first car, 49 Dodge, drive-in movies were part of my life.

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oh you said toes, could not see any. ha ha

 

In the late 70s, there was a parking lot by the docks in San Francisco with a hundred or more of these cars, all looking like they'd just come off a ship. They sat for years and started showing rust, then suddenly they were all gone. Anybody know anything about that?

 

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Sugar cane worker in Cuba, photographed by an employee of the Farm Security Administration
or Office of War Information, my WAG would be PRE-WWII.

 

Bet some of you old timers remember the "Ina Ray Hutton Show"---An all girl band that was on L.A. TV for a short time.
Being the band leader & VERY busty, Ina was leading the band one show in all her glory & a strappless top----& the top came down!---This was BEFORE the 3 second delay in TV!---Yep!---Caused quite a stir back then in the early 50's!!!!!!!!

 

YEP!----Sign reads---"Early Occupier"----HA!