Trabant P 70 1954 – 59
Images found on oldcarmanulprojectFiled under: Advertising, Automobiles, Campaigns, The fifties, Transportation, Traveling Tagged: 1954 - 59, Eastern German cars, Trabant P 70
View ArticleThere Was A Time…..
….. when Formula 1 racing was just men and cars. Filed under: Photography, Racing Tagged: F1, Formula 1 racing
View ArticleJayne Mansfield……
…… flaunting her assets at the Empire Cinema in Leicester Square, London, September 1959Filed under: Actresses, Photography Tagged: 1959, Empire Cinema, Jayne Mansfield, Leicester Square, London
View ArticleHow Right You Are
Filed under: British, Postcards, Tackieness Tagged: Naughty postcards, Seaside postcards
View ArticleNot A Minute Too Late
Test Pilot George Aird, flying an English Electric Lightning F1 ejected from his plane at only about 100 feet in the air in 1962.Filed under: Aviation, People, Photography, The sixties Tagged:...
View ArticleJawa CZ 1958
Filed under: Advertising, Posters, The fifties Tagged: 1958, Czechoslovakian motorcycles, Jawa, Jawa CZ
View ArticleBrigitte Bardot – 1960s
Filed under: Actresses, Models & starlets, Nudes, The sixties Tagged: 1960s, 60s, Brigitte Bardot
View ArticleMesserschmitt KR2 – 1/24 Scale High-Tech Model
Filed under: Automobiles Tagged: High-tech model, Messerschmitt KR2, Micro cars, mini cars
View ArticleCould Make A Hell Of A Camper……
…… with a couple of hundred hours work :-)Filed under: Holidays, The sixties, Traveling Tagged: 60s, Bedford
View ArticleOn This Day In 1961: ‘Ukulele King’ George Formby Dies
One of Britain’s most popular entertainers, George Formby, has died after suffering a heart attack. Lancashire-born Formby, 56, was one of the UK’s best-paid stars during his heyday in the 1930s and...
View ArticleNu Dricker Man POMMAC
Now we’re drinking POMMACK In 1919, after his best efforts to keep his brewery running Anders Lindahl moved to Stockholm, Sweden as a failed businessman, and founded Fructus Fabriker and began to make...
View ArticleImperial Airways – 1924 – 1939
Imperial Airways was the early British commercial long range air transport company, operating from 1924 to 1939 and serving parts of Europe but principally the British Empire routes to South Africa,...
View ArticleThe QSMV Dominion Monarch
QSMV Dominion Monarch was a British refrigerated cargo liner. Her name was a reference to the Dominion of New Zealand. The unusual prefix "QSMV" stood for quadruple-screw motor vessel. The ship was...
View ArticleNorway – Land of the Midnight Sun – 1933
I’,m afraid you’re going to have to wait a while for the midnight sun. I didn’t realise that this was a created playlist. Make yourself a cup of coffee, loosen your tie and prepare for a round trip of...
View ArticleA Boring Picnic 1941
Picture found on shorpy.comFiled under: People, Photography, The forties Tagged: 1941, Picknics
View ArticleShowing That Much Cleavage ……..
…… should be considered cheating. Image found on shorpy.comFiled under: People, Photography Tagged: Cheating, Cleavage, Dice games
View ArticleOn This Day In 1965 – Goldie The Eagle Evades Capture Again
A golden eagle which escaped from Regent’s Park Zoo is still on the loose after outsmarting his keepers’ latest attempts to recapture him. Goldie the Eagle escaped from the central London zoo eight...
View ArticleThe life & Times Of Aunt Mabel – Part 36
One Saturday when aunt Mable held a neighbourhood garden party a lady turned up with an accordion. A bummer in itself, but said lady used the horrible instrument to accompany her own drab and dreary...
View ArticleFran Ormand in “Frills, Freckles & Flesh”
A digital recreation of an article published in Cocktail magazine vol 4 No 4 1965 Frills, Freckles & Flesh When Fran Ormand first aspired to a career as a professional model, some friends gloomily...
View ArticleThe Sunday Comic – Ahead Of His Time
Filed under: Comix, Humour, Movies Tagged: Moxie's, New things, Razors, Vibrating razors
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