Vintage shots from days gone by!

"Aw, shit! Would ya call my brother, Wally???
Holy cow! Pop is gonna be sore!"

 

Saw one very similar bring big bucks on one of the Barrett Jackson shows.

 

Wow--#23073 --recent post.
And that's when steel was thick.

 

After a frustrating time, Dick gave up on his dream
of being an English teacher, toyed with otolaryngology,
and finally started a successful fast-food stand. But,
for some strange reason, customers only bought the
hot dogs. Hummmmm!?!?

 

Hillarious! I was think along the same lines, but you beat me! Pass the mustard.

 

We had one of those fire trucks in Malden, MA. when I was a kid in mid sixties. On July 4th, they would have a celibration in Oak Grove square. one of the attractions was the little fire engine that would give kids a ride around the block. There was also whip ride that was mounted on the back of a straight job truck. There were several two seated carts that ran slowly around an oval till you got to the corner and it would whip around fast. It is hard to imagine now how that all fit on the back of that truck.

 

Does anybody know what this is?

 

Anybody recoginze the lady? Hint, he was a pilot.

 

Bullocks Fashon Square store, San Fernando Valley, CA 1962ish.

Architects rendering.


Construction




Ribbon cutting (opening)


in operation

 

Devonshire Blvd, San Fernando Valley (Chatsworth area).

 

Anchorage.

 

This is something called the "Sadie Hawkins day" festivities. Looks like men folk are hunted down for the female enjoyment and manipulation. It sure does not look, or sound, very PC. Maybe it's preperation for marriage.















The face of fear.

 

In a more "manly" post, I offer...HUNTING & FISHING.









and this is the strange one, it sure doesn't look like any deer I've seen, although the wrinkled fender might have something to do with it.

 

and on a lighter note, parades...



















and for parades of a different sort...

 

1962
Ann Margaret & Al Hirt

 

HA HA the sign on top says mighty buger

 

Apollo 1962

 

1943

 

somewhere ND

 

1952 San Diego