Vintage shots from days gone by!

ah shcooze me, you guys open, hic?

 

"SO"-----Ya want a job as a "Bouncer"??????????

 

What cracks me up, is these guys seem nonplussed, ready to serve up a drink to next customer at the bar.

 

Business as usual.

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Never did play with dolls, but for Debbie Reynolds I could make an exception.

 

What MINIMUM WAGE BOUGHT IN THE 1950s. Compare it to how minimum wage workers live today:

Often looked to as a model era, the 1950s may have been nearly as picture-perfect as &#8220;Leave it to Beaver&#8221; seemed to suggest &#8212; minimum wage workers could pay rent for a month for less than a week and a half of full-time work &#8212; or catch Disney&#8217;s &#8220;Cinderella&#8221; for just over a half-hour of labor.

Minimum wage: $0.75 per hour
Gas: $0.27 or 22 minutes
Movie ticket: $0.48 or 38 minutes
Rent: $42 or 56 hours
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via: oldenough2burmom

 

After last nights mishap at the bar, it's time for a new Pontiac.

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Actress Jane Greer never looked better.

 

It is a Grumman F7F Tigercat.

 

Gruman F7F Tigercat

 

Rocky is that Pomona

 

Yup,

 

"Well----Hell yeah!---A motel woulda' been better"!!!!!!!!

 

Wife of a departing soldier lifts her son for farewell embrace. Oklahoma, 1945.

 

Elvis sits at counter for breakfast at Chattanooga train station. Tennessee, 1956

 

Sears?