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

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[BergDry]

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A lovely tiny bird, with a beautiful song.

 

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Is it sharing or are they trying to take it (esp the 1 at the back, stretching)

 

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[saddlebum66]

@saddlebum66 a reprise of your pin-up earlier.

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Totally yum....she can sit in my lap in the Cockpit....

 

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May be a fairy Wren....it IS a wren.

 

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More steampunk for you, @Kristy

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Yum...
and a Navy Colt too

 

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A Red Kite

 

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I think, despite the visceral nature of it, this is an amazing photograph.

If thats a single Cheetah, the Zebra will likely slip off...Cheetahs are nowise as tough as the other big Cats...

DEFINITELY an amazing photo

 

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Amelia Earhart, with her '36 Auburn Cord and her Lockheed Electra. Look closely at the fender of the Car, and you'll see the outline of what were the first Hideaway Headlights

 

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'Working on The Statue Of Liberty' July 6th, 1946. Rockwell

 

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'Hercules At The Feet of Omphale', 1874. Edouard Joseph Dantan. She was Queen of Lydia, He was bound to her as servant and Lover for a year

 

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'The Wine Of Tokay', 1886. Luis Ricardo Falero

 

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French Postal Card 1920s

 

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Ceiling Glass of the Sagred Familia in Barcelona

 

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Gilda Gray, Polish-American Goldwyn Girl mid 20s.

 

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Women Motor Macs on the SW Railway during WWI, about 1915

 

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Martha Reeves and The Vandellas, about 1966

 

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Looks like Hilda got the Wrong Package

 

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Ipana was a toothpaste dating from around 1900....I believe its still produced. Bucky was the mascot up thru the 1950s.
Small tubes of this were included in C-Ration boxes during WWII and later

 

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around 1946

 

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1965

 

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The Lovely Lulu, and Frank Fay, in 1931s "God's Gift To Women''

 

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Where Lulu Goes, Bettie Shows.