Picture/Clip Post Magazine (New Joiners Read 1st post)

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If the shoes were pink, youd swear this was Barbie doing cheesecake. Yum

 

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And nowwwww the END is neeeear.....

 

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Wonder if there's a draft?

 

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Sassy little look to this one....

 

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Fishnet Friday again? Dont mind if I do.

 

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A regular basket of Cheers!

 

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PURTY

 

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Bettie knows 'Nets

 

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Join me later for more Picpost fun.

 

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"Witches going to their Sabbath", 1878. Luis Ricardo Falero.

 

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'Nude Standing', 1913. Richard Edward Miller.

 

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'A Summer Bouquet', 1872. George Elgar Hicks

 

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Charlotte Rampling....

 

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Lady Florence Norman, Suffragette, off to work in London, on her Autostep, a motor-scooter mfrd in NYC, and in Germany til 1922

 

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A Russian emigre Actress, Olga Baclanova, about 1932

 

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Mystery Model

 

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Hillary Brooke, often the object of Lou Costello's shy affection.

 

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Here's a fellow standing on a PILE of oystershell at Pearsons Packinghouse....probably about 1895. You could get a dozen big Chesapeake or Chincoteague "Arsters" for about a penny apiece....it was "po boy" food...And the shells would often be crushed for a permeable paving material. Long Island and New England towns were noted for this, and as a material its getting new attention

 

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Also around 1895....This is a group of ladies standing in front of the Patterson Park Observatory. The Park was donated as a walking-out area by the Pstterson Patriarch in 1821. His Daughter was the richest Heiress in the US a decade earlier, when she married Jerome Bonaparte.

 

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Rene Lalique's Take on Leda and the Swan, about 1900, Gold, Pliquè a jour, Pearl

 

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RL Gold, Pliquè, Aquamarine. Around 1905. I believe this is a Siren.

 

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Also RL around le Fin...Gold Diamond, a big Baroque Pearl....what more could a girl wish for?

 

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Ernst Wahlis, 1899. 'Maiden With Calla Lily'

 

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Robe du Soir, de Jean Phillippe Worth, 1902

 

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This Gal should back a step or the bunny wont be the only small furry thing that gets his attention.