Stamps: Hammer horror and Carry On
Hammer horror and Carry On stamps
released by Royal Mail.
Via I like
Vintage design: Game Parts
Game Parts - a set on Flickr
by takeabreak
Found via this isn't happiness
This post is dedicated to Cirkusdirektören!
Vintage Ads: Falcon '67
Falcon '67
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uploaded by acecamaro at
LiveJournal - Vintage Ads
Vintage Ads: Tell the Judges...
The 15-Minute Cigarette
uploaded by londonfever at
LiveJournal - Vintage Ads
Music Video: Nature Boy with James Last
Nature Boy by Eden Ahbez performed by trumpet player Chuck Findley and the James Last Orchestra
Poster Art: Tomi Ungerer
"Poster image for the launch of Coca-Cola’s chocolate flavored “protein soda” derived from a soybean derivative. The poster was created in 1968 but the product failed."
Perverse, Subversive, and Absurd:
the Poster Art of Tomi Ungerer
at the Noonist
Via PCL LinkDump
Art: Re-designed Album Covers
Simon Roche. Kraftwerk - The Man Machine.
"Over 70 of Ireland’s leading illustrators, photographers and designers were asked to contribute a piece that would re-imagine or re-design their favourite album covers: CandyKaraoke."
Via Drawn!
The artwork shown here is made out of plastic beads (if I'm not mistaken) making what we in Sweden we would call a Pärlplatta.
Travel Ephemera: TWA Swizzle Stick
"TWA Boeing 707 swizzle stick, circa early 1960s."
Flickr: Telstar Logistics' stuff tagged with twa
Flickr Group Pool: TWA
Movie posters: ThGroh's Collection at Flickr
Just a reminder of ThGroh's great movie poster collection at Flickr.
Old blog: Schaukasten
Current blog: Filmtagebuch
Movie Classic: Elevator to the Gallows (1958)
Noir of the Week: Elevator to the Gallows (Ascenseur pour l’echafaud 1958)
Via del.icio.us/bibi
According to myself this is a great movie (by Louis Malle) with a great music score (Miles Davis). As if that wasn't enough this version of the movie poster is an extraordinary one. Does anyone have the name of the poster artist?
Movie: What happened to Indiana Jones when the submarine went down?
I guess hardly anyone has managed not to hear that there's a new Indiana Jones movie out. Perhaps you've even seen. I haven't. But I remember seeing the first one in 1981 and ever since I have wondered: "What happened to Indiana Jones when the submarine went down?" (dead link) Evidently I wasn't alone. Look below Click link above and find out what happened.
Updated 1st of June 2015
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Flickr: 1950s - 1970s Advertising
1950s - 1970s Advertising - a set on Flickr
by Pink Ponk
"Posters, Magazine Advertisements, Brochures, Booklets, Publishing, Calendars, Greeting Cards, Packaging, Logotypes, Trade-Marks, Letterheads, Exhibitions, Show-windows... Graphic design, illustrations and printed artwork in general"
Via The Cartoonist
Design: More Vintage Japanese Matchbox Labels
Japanese matchbox labels - a set on Flickr
by maraid
Via Bibi's FFFFOUND!
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A few related posts:
Design: Vintage Japanese Matchbox Lables
Postcards: Welcome to Sweden
'Stadsparkens Restaurant, Kalmar, Sweden, 1960s
'It's Midsummer's Eve here in Sweden. All Swedes are not dancing around the maypole in folk costumes. A peaceful dinner for two in a nice spot is sometimes preferred by some.
The vintage postcard above is from Ultra Swank's post "Welcome to Sweden".
Please notice the table flags.
/mrdantefontana
Illustration/Vintage Photographs: Diableries
So you thought Viewmaster was first? Well, think again!
"Diableries are wonderful examples of the fascination for death in 19th Century photography and made with a lot of imagination and humor. Death in photography is seen in many different ways but here we see the subject in a less serious interpretation."
Diableries: Early Visual Media - "Life of the Devil in Hell at the End of the 19th Century - Death and Humor in Stereophotography"
Via the great Coisas do arco da velha!
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