Vintage Magazines: Poland
Original photo of this very mod looking magazine from 1970 found here: POLAND ILLUSTRATED
(I've just attempted to "clean" it up a bit)
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Showing posts with label magazine. Show all posts
Magazine Cover: FART
Yep, that's kind of funny. Fart, though, means speed in Swedish. This is a motor magazine from 1963 and the cover shows a Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray, '63 in front of a Pan Am Boeing and of course in the car a couple of happy stewardesses.
The cover and the info came from motorman GrandPrix63! Pay him a visit.
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Vintage Magazines: Google Search
The excellent Modern Mechanix blog points out that over at Google Book Search you can now find "full indexed scans of every Popular Science and Popular Mechanics issue online". This is great of course but they don't have Modern Mechanix (yet anyway) so don't forget to visit the Modern Mechanix blog.
Magazine Covers: Jaguar
"Who says pussycats are afraid of water? Not Jaguar Bond, agent 0069, the man from O.R.G.Y!"
Learn more - see the whole cover at Farbror Sid's!
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Ingmar Bergman Time Cover
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Related links:
Ingmar Bergman - Wikipedia
Ingmar Bergman Face to Face
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Vintage Magazine: Teen In
"Teen In 1968 - a weird sort of a rock magazine and comic that featured characters that were of that generic Archie clone look. US manga, huh? But overall intended for chicks. That's right I said it - I said "Chicks". Chicks chicks chicks." - see more, read more at GlyphJockey.
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Vintage fashion: More bad ads from back in the day
The ad has been cropped.
If you dug this one you gotta dig these "bad" ads from Ebony Magazine, 1970-76. Thanks to The In Crowd who is getting real good at sharing. He's The Pimp.
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Magazines: 6.000 indexed fiction magazines
These nice magazine covers and much much more are to be found at this index of over 6,000 fiction magazines. How about that barely clothed pancake slinging lady for International Women's Day?? Are they still out there or have our societies moved on?
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Movie art: Filmprogramme
I guess they are ads from and covers of German movie magazines...
Via Neurastenia
Illustration: Simplicissimus
ur Simplicissimus
"Simplicissimus var en tysk skämttidning utgiven i München 1896 - 1942 samt 1954 - 1967. Tidningen hade sin storhetstid före första världskriget, bl a för sina satiriska tecknare Th. Heine och Olaf Guldbrandsen. Tidningen Simplicissimus grundades 1896 av Albert Langen i München. Namnet är taget från en piaresk tysk 1600-talsroman som beskrev förhållandena i Tyskland strax efter 30-åriga kriget. Skämttidningen vände sig med samma hänsynslösa realism i sin satir över det alltför ordnade Tyskland omkring sekelskiftet. Tidningen kom att få stor betydelse för de bildade klasserna och som inspirationskälla för konstnärerna. Detta gällde inte minst här i Sverige. Så gott som samtliga tecknare omkring år 1900 sökte inspiration i tidningen. Naggen här i Sverige kom att arbeta på ungefär samma sätt under första världskriget."
Från Susning.nu
Läs mer på www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk
Studera många fantastiska illustrationer på Coconino World.
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