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[saddlebum66]

And this little End is a happy sort, I think

 

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Close up of this End...not a blemish in sight....Tasty little thing

 

[Miss_Rachel]

That personal touch, but I think Amazon and Victoria's Secret have you beat?

You wish to be beaten, sweetie?

 

[Chiara2003]

These folks used to sponsor a design contest for kids in Jr High, with scholarships as prizes. They furnished scale wheels for what was intended to be a 1/12 scale Auto body. Fisher Coach built buggies and wagons back in the Early days of the US.
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Yes…
Fisher also builds mi “Bianca” … A 1975 Eldorado di Cadillac

 

[lexfordex]

You wish to be beaten, sweetie?

Uh no lol, I don't mind spanking though

 

[Miss_Rachel]

Uh no lol, I don't mind spanking though

I can do that, too! xx

 

[lexfordex]

I can do that, too! xx

lol do you come with a dog? =)

 

[Miss_Rachel]

lol do you come with a dog? =)

Sometimes....

 

[saddlebum66]

Yes…
Fisher also builds mi “Bianca” … A 1975 Eldorado di Cadillac

Fisher, in their last incarnation, belonged wholly to General Motors. From 1908to 1919, the Brothers built bodies for many different mfrs, but after that date, GM got all their output til 1984. The Rocker/ jamb plate marked "Body By Fisher" was used on some vehicles through about 1994. Coachwork builders in Europe do the same work...Scaglietti and Pininfarina build for Ferarri and Maserati

 

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Mom say, "Baby, is too short"

 

[saddlebum66]

A Lalique Brooch, about 1905. 'Jasmin'

 

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About 1930, a Lalique Vase. Not sure what the Flower is but that typically was the Vase name.

 

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Lalique. Gold, Pliquè, Ceylonese Sapphire. 1900.

 

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Another Lalique Vase of the 30s with clear and dark glass Zebras

 

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June Blair, an actress who was married to David Nelson, of the 'Ozzie and Harriet' clan.

 

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Margaret Dumont, perennial foil for Groucho Marx, in her younger days. Bit of a babe, no?

 

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Marion Martin, of Stage and screen....a GI Sweetheart through the War years

 

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Natalie Moorhead, 1932. During her early career she was a platinum blonde, maybe even lighter than Harlow.

 

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Yasmeene Ghauri, Model

 

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Abbey Lincoln, Actress, Singer, Activist. In the Jayne Mansfield Flick " The Girl Can't Help it" Lincoln wore one of Marilyn Monroe's Dresses. She was the female lead in "For Love Of Ivy" with Poitier and Beau Bridges.

 

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The Kessler Twins....More personalities than Talents, They were the Doublemint Twins for awhile in the mid 60s and in the Ice Capades at the time.

 

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Scena Illustrata Cover for August One, 1918

 

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From La Vie Parisienne, probably around 1910. The title is " Eve's Revenge"

 

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One of Gary Cooper's First Talkies, 1931

 

[saddlebum66]

And my favorite Early movie Cowboy, Johnny Mack Brown. Mae West wanted him in a picture, but the Studio didn't like his Alabama accent, and put some guy named Clark Gable in the Role instead. Life is Fickle....Go figure

 

[saddlebum66]

And my other Favorite Early Cowboy Star....Herbert Jeffrey. Singer, Orchestra Leader, and Bronze Buckaroo. He was a fine Movie Cowboy, and created the concept of an All- black western cast for all the Kids who felt left out, or actually WERE excluded from the Saturday morning Cowboy Ritual. His flicks are fun, and very watchable.

 

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[saddlebum66]

I doubt theres a fella living, and not a few women who dont see this as a hint. Yummmmm