1. livelymorgue:

    Oct. 16, 1970: The Times chronicled the sale of used display stock at a warehouse on Long Island, an event that the reporter said “would have made a swarm of locusts look like a bunch of lazy butterflies.” The complete dummies cost $10 and $20,  “but the parts were a bargain,” the caption said. “You could get a hand for five cents or buy an arm for a dime.” Photo: Gene Maggio/The New York Times  

    2. Reblogged from livelymorgue

    source: livelymorgue

    Feb 28, 2012

  2. culturedcouturevintage: Warbrobe provided by: Cultured Couture Vintage Photography:Deej Spicer “INHERIT THE MASTERY OF STYLE”-Cultured Couture Vintage

    culturedcouturevintage:

    Warbrobe provided by: Cultured Couture Vintage

    Photography:Deej Spicer

    “INHERIT THE MASTERY OF STYLE”-Cultured Couture Vintage

    3. Reblogged from culturedcouturevintage

    source: culturedcouturevintage.com

    Feb 8, 2012

  3. comicallyvintage: When will they ever learn… Use your tongue?

    comicallyvintage:

    When will they ever learn… Use your tongue?

    4. Reblogged from comicallyvintage

    source: comicallyvintage

    Feb 6, 2012

  4. wearethemarket: The Donut Shop at (capsule) NY Men’s.

    wearethemarket:

    The Donut Shop at (capsule) NY Men’s.

    5. Reblogged from wearethemarket

    source: wearethemarket

    Jan 19, 2012

  5. blackandkillingit: thrifted4life: http://thrifted4life.tumblr.com/ @BGKIonline #BGKI Facebook Fan Page she’s killin it, loving the lip color.

    blackandkillingit:

    thrifted4life:

    http://thrifted4life.tumblr.com/

    @BGKIonline #BGKI Facebook Fan Page she’s killin it, loving the lip color.

    6. Reblogged from blackandkillingit

    source: lookbook.nu

    Dec 5, 2011

  6. hollyhocksandtulips: Gauze masks Chicago Costume Works, 1916

    hollyhocksandtulips:

    Gauze masks

    Chicago Costume Works, 1916

    7. Reblogged from hollyhocksandtulips

    source: flickr.com

    Oct 8, 2011

    8. Reblogged from gifmovie

    source: gifmovie

    Sep 25, 2011

    9. Reblogged from 80sjunksta

    source: fadedbiiitch

    Sep 21, 2011

  9. [Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
    Album Art

    myvintageretro:

    Ray Charles - Unchain my heart

    10. Reblogged from myvintageretro

    source: myvintageretro

    Sep 7, 2011

  10. thingsmissfrizzlewouldwear:

    Miss Frizzle would wear this to talk about the chemistry of alcohol or the effect of it on the brain… or out for drinks

    11. Reblogged from zeptarthestarman

    source: modcloth.com

    Sep 6, 2011

  11. liquidnight: Arthur Rothstein Gee’s Bend Alabama, 1937 From The Depression Years as Photographed by Arthur Rothstein

    liquidnight:

    Arthur Rothstein

    Gee’s Bend

    Alabama, 1937

    From The Depression Years as Photographed by Arthur Rothstein

    12. Reblogged from liquidnight

    source: liquidnight

    Sep 5, 2011

  12. seamonstery: lobsterfist: Lobsterfist’s Archival Services Department Presents: Photos pinched from Joseph J. Cook’s wonderful but out-of-print book, The Nocturnal World of the Lobster, which received the Lobsterfist Review of Books treatment on July 12. In the coming weeks, we’ll run about a dozen of these rare gems along with Cook’s captions. Here’s a hot one from page 26. “This giant 25-pound lobster was caught in the offshore waters of New England.” Damn straight.  Be still my heart

    seamonstery:

    lobsterfist:

    Lobsterfist’s Archival Services Department Presents: Photos pinched from Joseph J. Cook’s wonderful but out-of-print book, The Nocturnal World of the Lobster, which received the Lobsterfist Review of Books treatment on July 12. In the coming weeks, we’ll run about a dozen of these rare gems along with Cook’s captions. Here’s a hot one from page 26. “This giant 25-pound lobster was caught in the offshore waters of New England.” Damn straight.

     Be still my heart

    13. Reblogged from mudwerks

    source: lobsterfist

    Aug 31, 2011

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