Vintage shots from days gone by!

<B>Children Hospit. Circus, 5/1/23</B>

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/npc2007008366/resource/

 

Holiday Inn Miami

Tallahassie Supreme Court

Palm Beach, Biltmore Yacht Basin

Cape Cod

Lancaster PA

Phoenix

 

San Diego



Savanah GA

 

Otasco OK Hardware Store

San Jose



Simca/Plymouth dealer

 

KS army reserve 1954

 

Bowling alley

 

KS army reserves



Cessna 150



Erie KS

Safeway store

 

Clothing store

 

Bell Helicopter





Emily LaTella?

 

Helicopter

 

Could this be 'Denise-The Early Years' with parents? The 'do bears a slight resemblence

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This is hands down the best thread on the internet!

 

There was another parts donor car, so I'm almost certain this is a conglomeration of parts. It was parked in the 80's and is still sitting in the same place. Tom S.

 

I thought the oval badges on top of the fenders parallel to the hood indicated the Twin Cam MGA. Were these on all MGA's? I just don't recall seeing them on all of this model.

 

I don't want to detract from this history forum, but it's presently listed in the HAMB Classifieds, and I might be able to take some more photo's if interested.
Tom S. in Tn.

 

That is a creepy ass clown!! Still giving kids nightmares 80+ years later!!!

 

This looks alot like the back of the police station on Adam-12, where they walked out to get into the squad cars, can anyone verify that??

 

I had a Plain Jane '57 MGA 1500, and it had those same badges.

 

Dusty Anderson. A pinup from this photoshoot appeared in the 10/27/44 issue of the Army's 'Yank Magazine'.

 

Texaco announces new "zero tolerance" policy for drive-offs at self-serve.

Interwar maneuvers, possibly in Tennessee in the '30's.

 

Elvis with his Honda Super Hawk on the set of the '64
action musical, "Roustabout," in which he headlined
with co-stars Barbara Stanwyck and tough guy actor
Leif Erickson, vets Jack Albertson and Pat Buttram,
and 'rodding legend Norm Grabowski playing a heavy-
turned-Elvis-buddy. Norm also guested in "Girl Happy"
(1965) with the king. Anybody have a photo of Norm
with Elvis?​

 

"OK,---Now all you roadster guys get to fly up here in front"!!!!

 

NICE HEAD LIGHT ON THAT CHEVY

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Elvis no doubt rode a Honda Super Hawk in "Roustabout", but that ain't it. I believe that's a '64 or earlier Harley-Davidson XLH (Sportster variant) or precedent with the peanut tank of what became the CH judging by the tank, emblem, headlight shell, etc. Seems to have either a touring or police kit on it.

Much like this one...

http://blog.motorcycle.com/2010/01/08/manufacturers/harley-davidson/happy-birthday-elvis/

It appears to maybe have a flathead, so could be an earlier bike like a K model, which he was known to ride.

 

USING THE SONGS FOR A GUIDE , WHAT YEAR WAS THE PICTURE TAKEN
<CENTER></CENTER><CENTER>You can read these as song titles, but I can see them as a conversation between a guy trying to make time with a girl:</CENTER><CENTER>He: "Sweet Little Sixteen!"</CENTER><CENTER>She: "It's Too Soon to Know."</CENTER><CENTER>He: "Short Shorts?"</CENTER><CENTER>She: "DON'T!!!"</CENTER><CENTER>He: "Tequila?"</CENTER><CENTER>She "(hic) Oh, Oh, I'm Fallin' in Love..."</CENTER><CENTER>(short intermission for shotgun wedding)</CENTER><CENTER>He: "Who's Sorry Now?"</CENTER><CENTER>Mother-in-law: "Get a Job!"</CENTER><CENTER>She: "Are You Sincere?"</CENTER><CENTER>He: (sighs) "Lollipop..."</CENTER><CENTER></CENTER>[/QUOTE]

 

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Likely 1958

 

thanks for sharing all of these !

 

THANKS, man! I quoted the source, but that's why we have
the HAMB: To correct the technical mistakes, eh? Thanks
again.

ANYWAY, anybody have pix of NORM in either of the movies
mentioned???