Typography: La lettre...
The letter in decor and "modern" advertising
at Agence Eureka.
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The letter in decor and "modern" advertising
at Agence Eureka.
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Labels: Agence Eureka, design, fonts, graphic design, graphics, typography
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Gunsmoke
- a comic book cover by Jack Kirby
(see Jack Kirby Museum, Monster Blog etc)
Via Tomb It May Concern
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Labels: comic cover, comics, gunsmoke, jack kirby, vintage comics, western
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Labels: Book, Book Covers, book design, Cat Ballou, jane fonda, Lee Marvin, movies
A few Swedish stamps from the 60s.
(The bottom pair promoting "The right-hand traffic diversion" in 1967. Mer om detta pÄ svenska.)
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Labels: 1960s, dagen h, design, graphic design, högertrafik, stamps, swedish
Ragtime Sheet Music Covers
Via han Mr J.
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Labels: Book Covers, Ephemera, music, ragtime, sheet music
Isaac Hayes
1942-2008
Boomp3.com
Music via PCL LinkDump
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Labels: blaxploitation, Isaac Hayes, movie posters, movies, music, posters, soul, Truck Turner
"Herbie Popnecker, a parody of a superhero, first appeared in Forbidden Worlds #73 in December 1958, published by ACG, American Comics Group. It was the introduction of the antithesis of a hero -- short, fat, young -- but this unlikely hero was one of the most powerful and best known beings in history.
Deriving some of his powers from genetics and some from magical lollipops from the Unknown, Herbie could talk to animals (who knew him by name), fly (by walking on air), become invisible, and when he got his own comic, travel through time." (continue reading the Wikipedia article)
Herbie Popnecker: Examples of Recurring Themes
I didn't know of Herbie Popnecker until today when I read this post at I'm Learning To Share. Thanks, the in crowd!
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Labels: comics, fat fury, Herbie Popnecker, I'm Learning To Share, lollipop, stupid comics, superhero, vintage, vintage comics
Luch smerti (1925, USSR, AKA The Death Ray ) Poster by Anton Lavinsky
The Sci-fi movie poster series.
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Labels: 1920s, Anton Lavinsky, Constructivism, movies, posters, Sci-Fi, Sci-Fi movie posters, Soviet, USSR
L'Avventure Straordinarissime di Saturnino Farandola (1914, Italy, AKA The Extraordinary Adventures of Saturnino Farandola) Poster by Frenchman Albert Robida.
A few stills courtesy of Manuel.
The Sci-fi movie poster series.
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Labels: Albert Robida, Italian, movie posters, movies, posters, Sci-Fi, Sci-Fi movie posters
What movie is it?
Well, the answer is here if you want it.
Other name-the-movie-quizzes here and here. I'm still waiting for the answer...
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Labels: film stills, movie stills, movies, name the movie, quiz, screen shots
Architecture paperbacks - a set on Flickr
by maraid
Maraid Design | Blog
Via Mr J
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Labels: architecture, Book Covers, book design, books, flickr, Maraid, modern Architecture, retro-future, vintage
www.johnnyeckmuseum.com
"Johnny Eck was born 27 August 1911 along with a twin brother named Robert. Johnny was born sans legs and with a truncated spine, resulting in the appearance of his body stopping midway through his torso.
In the mid '20s, Johnny began performing as a single-o (solo sideshow), although his brother traveled with him to emphasize their difference. He worked for years in the entertainment business, and is best known for his role in Tod Browning's Freaks. ( More (including very cute baby photos) )"
- uploaded to
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Labels: cirkus, freaks, Johnny Eck, photos, vintage photos
What movie is it?
Well, the answer is here if you want it.
Another name the movie (part 1) here. I'm still waiting for the answer...
UPDATE (080808):
I don't believe for a second that no one knows this but since there has been no answers yet (probably due to the fact that there is a link to the correct answer) I'm adding a couple of images. Just for fun.
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Labels: film stills, movie stills, movies, name the movie, quiz, screen shots
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Happy Birthday to PCL LinkDump! - Four years today.
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Labels: anniversary, birthday, blog, PCL LinkDump
450+
examples of German and Swiss Modern Book Design.
Via Grain Edit and This isn't happiness
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Labels: Book Covers, book design, books, design, German, swiss
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Labels: dailymotion, illustration, movie posters, posters, rocket men, rocketeer, rockets, Sci-Fi, space age, the spotnicks, William Shatner
The Phantom.
(click the image to enlarge)
Find more at DataJunkie!
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Labels: comics, Fantomen, superhero, the phantom, vintage comics
I've been experiencing YouTube problems again... sigh! But - I also think I've found the solution! :D
The problem: When trying to watch the videos they load but won't play more than a second or so - it freezes.
The solution: Closing down Skype. There seems to be a conflict between the two.
Maybe this information is relevant to you too.
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UPDATE: Well I'm not so sure how relevant it was even to me. The problem came back so I googled some more and I hope this is going to help at least me: FireFox Support: Flash animations (like youtube video) stops playing after 2 seconds
I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
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"This is a picture of people racing in a motorcycle and a go-cart with a sidecar with a lion in it on a vertical wall-of-death."
uploaded by wondrousstrange at
LiveJournal - Vintage Photographs
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Labels: automobile, Black and White, cars, lion, Motorcycles, photos, vintage animals, vintage photos, wall-of-death