VINTAGE SHOTS FROM DAYS GONE BY! (Part 2)

Gold scales at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. 1959

 

Crater left after the underground Sedan nuclear explosion, in 1960s, Nevada. The resulting crater is 330 ft deep with a diameter of about 1,280 ft.

 

Jayne Mansfield and Joan Collins on the set of The Wayward Bus, 1957.

 

“c'est pisse!” (This is piss!) A French man exclaims after tasting Coca-Cola the first time. In 1950, Coca-Cola decided to start a big marketing campaign targeting the drink to the people of France.

 

Race cars on the roof of the Fiat factory, Turin 1923.

 

I’m
Ruth Malcomson, the winner of the Miss America pageant in 1924.

 

Glenn Campbell with his 1942 Mercury.

 

Toyland in a Woolworths, 1964.​

 

A Los Angeles policeman poses with a group of flappers in the 1920s.​

 

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Nan Wood Graham and Dr. Byron McKeeby pictured in 1942 recreating their original poses for the iconic ‘American Gothic’. She was the painter’s sister, and he was their dentist.

 

The original Moulin Rouge the year before it burned down, Paris, France, 1914.​

 

Vikki Dougan wearing a shocking dress for the time (1957).

 

Clint Eastwood dances the Twist with Connie Hines while Mr. Ed and a friend watches, 1962.

 

So you’re saying they were umm, horsing around?

 

Approved by Ms Diplock?

 

The bridge over Wilbur Avenue in Oaklawn, Cranston, RI. 1920-1930