SOPHIA LOREN & MARCELLO MASTROIANNI in IERI, OGGI, DOMANI 1963 │ dir. Vittorio De Sica

First and last scene of Marilyn Monroe

Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! • filmed March 1947 Something’s Got To Give • filmed June 1962

Ford Econoline Pickup, 1961. The forward-control configuration gave the Econoline a cargo box over seven feet long in a vehicle that was shorter, lighter, and easier to manoeuvre than a conventional pickup. After initial strong sales it remained in production until 1967 but was not replaced with the second generation E-series

Marilyn Monroe at the premiere of The Misfits, 1961.

Bus to the airport. Photo by Yevgeny Umnov (Moscow, 1964)

Ford Econoline Travel Wagon, 1963. Econoline vans were converted for Ford by the Travel Equipment Corporation of Elkhart, Indiana. It was seen as an American take on the VW Westfalia camper conversion.

Peanuts, October 27, 1962

Franco Rubartelli - Veruschka Wearing a Shirt by Malbé (Vogue 1968)

John Entwistle

adding this to the “monkee things i want on my wall” pile

GM Harrison advertisement details, 1962.

Bert Stern - Samantha Jones Wearing a Mini Smock by Ship 'n Shore (Vogue 1967)

Aram Saroyan, Coffee Coffee, «0 To 9», Edited by Vito Acconci and Bernadette Mayer, New York, NY, 1967

Some hikers search for the perfect spot to set up camp, under the watchful eye of Cockscomb Peak. Yosemite National Park 1967

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Bert Stern (1962)

Aram Saroyan, IN, Introduction by Ted Berrigan, Bear Press, La Grande, OR, 1965 (pdf here) [Eclipse Archive]

season 1, episode 19: Find The Monkees (1967)*

The Anderson clan tests out the new tent for a night of backyard camping. Scottsdale, Arizona 1969

ザ・ビートルズ  -  ペイパーバック・ライター  /  レイン The Beatles  -  Paperback Writer  /  Rain Odeon OR-1529, 1966, vinyl.