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

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Hot scents in the 1940s. The House is still operating

 

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Pirate Radio in the North Sea, mid-60s

 

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The kitten and the Catwoman....

 

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Miss Ruby Dee, @1950....An actress of no little ability....

 

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There are a number of these, by several Artists. They are illustrative of a woman's feeling toward her Rapist....It seems quite appropriate today...."Leda's Revenge" By Emilia Castañeda

 

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Apparently, THIS Demon never saw one of those before.....scared the HELL out of him< grinnn>

 

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No name, but she is striking, no?

 

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Taking the air

 

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Inked....

 

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I think she'll be a sensational Stewardess....If only Braniff had tried Her approach......

 

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Another inky beauty.

 

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I love French postcards

 

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One use for a four-in-hand Foulard

 

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Hello Neighbor

 

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Bye now

 

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The Stars My Destination. ..
This is Anne Todd, about 1940

 

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Anne Shirley around 1945

 

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Another of Olive Borden....Quite a beauty in her day. Here about 1928

 

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Anny Ondra, probably about 1930 in a photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston

 

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Raquel Torres about 1928 in a publicity shot for
"White Shadows in the South Seas"

 

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Ballerina Albertina Vitek, by A C Johnston. after retiring from Stage, She became a Dance Critic, especially for 'The New Yorker' magazine

 

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You can never go wrong with a "Coke and a smile"

 

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These guys made OD and Gray Flashlights for GIs during WWII, and the name is still out there for Batteries.

 

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A poster advertising Electric Power, Torino, Italy

 

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This Gal has the flat out best figure Ive ever seen in a photo. Sannnntaaaaaa?

 

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Unknown model, a Honey, photographed by Charles Gates Sheldon....about 1912

 

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A 1920s confection called a "Diana" slip