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pastdaily · 4 months
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New Years In Wartime - January 1, 1945
Become a Patron! https://pastdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/news-for-january-1-1945.mp3 New Years Day in 1945 was pretty much “business as usual” during World War 2. Although the Allies were making substantial gains in their drive into Germany. The infamous Battle Of The Bulge that went on just before Christmas was now in the mopping up stages, with any gains the German Army made during…
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automotiveamerican · 1 month
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B&B Brogan Doodlebug - @SmallCarsClub.com
The “B&B Specialty Company” was an American company, located in the town of Rossmoyne (Ohio). After the end of World War II, this company wanted to join the European trend for microcars. Their first model, presented in 1946, was a three-wheeled vehicle (one wheel in front and two behind), called “Brogan” which took its name from its designer and builder, Frank Brogan, whose first project…
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glasshouseimages · 5 months
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What's On Your Shopping List?
Authentic historical stock visuals, retro-styled contemporary images, and archives of conceptual and lifestyle images from decades past for your next project at Glasshouse Images in their Cira and AB Archives collections. HAVE AN IMAGE SEARCH REQUEST? SEND ME A LIGHTBOX ASAP! Search our collection or simply send us an email with your specific request to photos@glasshouseimages or give us a call…
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mountainair · 8 months
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Char Glimmer, conclusion (A Harshbarger Mills Story)
Char thumbs through a booklet of poses with Viv posing in her majorette uniform.  Woody Garrett is taking the pictures. He’s using the Kodak Retina II that he’d ordered from Nick’s Camera Shop, and when he got the notice of its arrival, he caught the early bus to Burlington.  In those days, the camera was seldom out of his hand. He’d go up and down the streets, taking pictures of everyone and…
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morganamartin · 1 year
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NO MID-CENTURY WOMAN LEFT HOME FOR AN OUTING WITHOUT A LITTLE BLING
Whether it was a trip to town for the weekly shopping, the Women’s Club meeting or a visit to a friend in the hospital, a church service or a weekend in the city, most women’s jewelry boxes would have them covered. A simple, but elegant, pair of silver earrings purchased during that trip to Mexico would be perfect with a cotton shirt-dress or cotton blouse and capris at the grocery store. That…
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sahinsaray · 2 years
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1940's Women's Fashion Inventions
1940’s Women’s Fashion Inventions
1940’s Women’s fashion was a time of great restrictions on design, fabric, and trim materials. The war forced clothing designs to be simple yet it also forced manufactures to be creative with what they could use and invent new materials. The 1940’s brought about new women’s fashion inventions many of which are still around today. The girdle. Prior to the 1940’s a women’s shape was made by metal…
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quirky-book-reads · 1 year
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A Mother's War
My 3.5* review of A Mother's War by Helen Parusel (@HelenParusel). A Mother's War is an emotive story about one woman's journey of friendship and other experiences as she falls in love with the enemy... #historicalfiction #ww2 #comingofage #debutnovel
Genre: Historical Fiction A forbidden romance in occupied Norway… Narvik, 1940. After Laila awakens to the sight of warships in the fjord, it isn’t long before she turns resistor to the brutal Nazi regime. She is horrified when local girls begin affairs with enemy soldiers, yet against her own principles, she finds herself falling in love with German soldier, Josef. Josef is not like the…
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ajl1963 · 1 year
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Deco Doings - January, 2023
Deco Doings – January, 2023
Winter by William Welsh, 1931. Image from Pinterest. Happy New Year from Driving For Deco Let’s take a look at some events to start your year in the deco way!   Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art American Art Deco: Designing for the People, 1918-1939 (In Person Event)      Saturday, July 9, 2022 – Sunday, January 8, 2023 Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, 4525 Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri.   Art Deco…
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The Naughtiest Girl Again by Enid Blyton
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restauranthistorian · 1 month
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Anatomy of a restaurateur: Clifford Clinton
Rarely is the word fantastical used to modify the word cafeteria. Nor are restaurant proprietors usually thought of as powerful vice crusaders. [cover, 1940s booklet; below Pacific Seas] A major exception of the latter was Clifford Clinton, creator of two of Los Angeles’ most memorable cafeterias. Both Clifton’s Pacific Seas and Clifton’s Brookdale were indeed fantastical, exotic, and composed…
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THE RACE OF GENTLEMEN 2015 VIDEO | IF YOU WANNA RACE, WILDWOOD'S THE PLACE!
Man, The Race of Gentlemen 2015 already feels like a long time back. Damn the blasted holidays for drowning out the amazing memories on the beach and off-season streets of Wildwood, NJ! More good times, familiar faces, new friends, and great races than you could shake a stick at. Mel Stultz, Bobby Green, Sara Francello, Hollywood, and the entire TROG crew over-delivered on a great event, even in…
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pastdaily · 1 year
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Raids Over London - Raids Over Cologne - Nazi Infiltration - Stepped Up War Production - March 20, 1941
Raids over London: Spring was a little late that year. https://pastdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/news-for-march-20-1941.mp3 News for this day in 1941 (the 565th day of the War in Europe) had to do with the devastating overnight raids in London, reported to be the worst in a year, since the Blitz in 1940. The target for the previous evening was the Financial District with heavy damage and…
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automotiveamerican · 2 months
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Crosley Hotshot - @SmallCarsClub.com
Cincinnati radio-and-refrigerator magnate Powel Crosley, Jr., entered the car business in 1939 with dreams of an American Volkswagen: a small, cheap economy model that would make every family a two-car family Prewar Crosleys were cute but crude little boxes with two-cylinder engines, mechanical brakes, very basic equipment, and prices as low as $299. Powel even sold them in his appliance stores…
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glasshouseimages · 9 months
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Stock Images; Country Store
Glasshouse Images presenting works by Circa Images HAVE AN IMAGE SEARCH REQUEST? GET IN TOUCH! Search our collection or simply send us an email with your specific request to photos@glasshouseimages or give us a call at (646) 256-1999 and we’ll make sure your search is a top priority. Also, check out our vintage collection, Circa Images. Glasshouse Images is a boutique stock photo and…
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mountainair · 8 months
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Char Glimmer, conclusion (A Harshbarger Mills Story)
Char thumbs through a booklet of poses with Viv posing in her majorette uniform.  Woody Garrett is taking the pictures. He’s using the Kodak Retina II that he’d ordered from Nick’s Camera Shop, and when he got the notice of its arrival, he caught the early bus to Burlington.  In those days, the camera was seldom out of his hand. He’d go up and down the streets, taking pictures of everyone and…
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morganamartin · 1 year
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AS PROMISED, THE SISTER FROCK TO THE DRESS SHOWN YESTERDAY. POST-WAR 1940'S TAILORED FOR A SOCIALITE.
No ifs, ands or buts about going to a fancy event this time. Also from Montevideo, Uruguay, it belonged to a woman who was or was posing as a member of “society”. This frock has a huge amount of glitzy embellishment both front and back, but what better way to hide in plain sight? Very pretty, and it’s all hand-done. There is a label from “Mae’s” but I still suspect a small tailoring business,…
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