Ephemera: Interview
Ephemera - Marty Weil's excellent ephemera blog - features an interview with Yours Truly about blogging.
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Flickr: Den nya vägen
Den nya vägen (1965), illustrations by Ylva Källström
Swedish Books - a set on Flickr by Stockholm Stream
Via Bibi
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Vintage Technology: Underwater Gallery
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Underwater Gallery for Aquarium from Modern Mechanix
Say what?!
"Alexander the Great"?!
"in a submarine observatory"?!
Say what?
Vintage submarine links: one, two, three, four.
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Poster Art: Zeppelin v Pterodactyls
This is supposed to be a movie poster for a film that was never made. What a pity(?)
I realize that many have already seen this but if I missed it so may you...
Article: The movie that time forgot
More at Internet Archive
Related:
Poster Art: Hammer Film
Stamps: Hammer horror and Carry On
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Ephemera: Mecano Boy
"I am not entirely sure what these are. A friend bought them in a street market in France. I can't decide whether they are clothing labels or badges to be sewn on. I suspect labels ... "
Mecano Boy from a set - Ephemera - on Flickr by
ART NAHPRO.
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Ephemera: Berlin Olympics 1936
As you all know Berlin hosted the Olympics in 1936. This image shows some of the programs, brochures, tickets etc which the Swedish couple Algot and Amanda Gunnarsson brought home with them after visiting Berlin during the games.
In the National Archives and the regional state archives of Sweden
Vintage beverage: Zingo
Zingo 70s style. Image was found here.
"Zingo is a Swedish soft drink. Zingo was introduced during the 1950s as Ingo-dricka ("Ingo drink"), named after the boxer Ingemar "Ingo" Johansson. After Ingo lost the world championship in heavy weight boxing the drink was renamed Zingo in 1962." - From Wikipedia
A few more images here!
UPDATE!!:
Found here via Gåsmannen!!
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Related:
Cuba Cola
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Dr dr Zeno loves Zingo.
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