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

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Luis Royo

 

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Yes, WOW! indeed, Emma!

 

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A Long-Eared Owl...we have them here...often people mistake them for the Cat Owl, The Great Horned Owl....and are quite surprised to find that they're entirely a different bird.

 

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Better late than Never

 

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'Le Petroleuse', 1887.GV Ginotti....During theFrench period known as "The Commune", burning things was apparently a competitive sport....It was imagined in the Public Eye, that a Communard's woman carried his kerosene

 

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A Dakota Woman using a Washer powered by a Gasoline motor, about 1920

 

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Now theres a smart Newshawk....bet she sells every paper, every day!

 

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'Pink Hour At Nourmoutie', 1913....Rosseau-Decelle

 

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A postal card from the Bar at Maxim's In Paris. About 1920

 

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Lulu, of course

 

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A Slovak Girl in what looks like National Dress, 1903

 

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1935

 

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Also 1935....other side of the World

 

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A USPS servicar around 1910 delivering mail

 

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A movie Poster from 1933....the Kicker here is....the Stars billed are pretty much unknown now...but the Artist is Alberto Vargas.

 

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A famous Department Store in Mexico City....a Sort of Spanish speaking version of Sears, Roebuck...They are, unlike Sears, still in business.

 

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A 59 Plymouth

 

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A Caddy-Chassisied Wrecker of 1916. A fellow named Holmes hit on a bright improv, and fostered an industry

 

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Not sure who the Model is, but shed put Kanye's Chook in the doghouse. yummmm

 

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A Roman Cavalry saddle recreation... The Bronze backed Pommels at the four corners were intended to keep Roman Riders in their saddles. ......sissies.

 

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This Bank on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue had a special area for women to transact their business....about 1905