"I found a stray cat
in Santa Cruz that resembled Totoro almost completely. He has no tail, but is quite friendly. He followed me around the entire time I was taking pictures for my class." says photographer Michael Shirley-Donnelly
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Old Greeting cards - a set on Flickr
by julie wilson world
PS: Since no one is sending me any... And this one also goes across the ocean to you-know-who-you-are. Get well!
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Expo 67
world fair in Montreal, Canada
You will find many links for Expo 67 sites at Wikipedia.
Here are a few sources I used for collecting the images:
Expo 67 postcard gallery, Expo 67 (un-)Official Guide, Expo 67 - a virtual experience, The Canadian Design Resource: Expo 67
Thank you all!
And finally, let me introduce Lillian Seymour. This lady visited Expo 67 and you can see her polaroid snapshots here.
Images of Stockholm
or rather details of images found at the Institut Cartogràfic de Catalunya site. It is possible to register and download the full size images but I thought it would be pretty interesting to see what I could capture without doing so. So this is the result.
The site was found via BibliOdyssey
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1. Stockholm, map, 1836
2. Stockholm, 1800s
3. Viie perspective du Palais du Roy de Suede a Stokolm, 1700s
4. Stockholm von der Malar-Seite, 1800s
5. Stokholm, (seems to be Dutch), 1800s
6. Schweden, 1800s
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"This month I was directed to an excellent site, the Institut Cartogràfic de Catalunya in Spain..."
- BibliOdyssey: "Institut Cartogràfic de Catalunya"
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Pac Tel ad
Illustrated by Charlie Allen (blog), Year unknown
Via Today's Inspiration
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1964 NY World's Fair
"New York World's fair 1964-1965 "Peace through Understanding.""
Sinclair Dinoland 1964 World's Fair
"New York World's Fair 1964-65. Featuring nine life-size prehistoric monsters that roamed the earth millions of years ago"
New York World's Fair 1964-65
postcards found among many others here.
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Sinclair Dinopark
UPDATE: I added some snapshots I found from Sinclair Dinoland at Flickr, a couple of images from a book, a Sinclair dino toy, the Sinclair logo, and an ad:
From Palaeoblog: Sinclair Dinoland 1964-65: Part 1, Sinclair Dinoland 1964-65: Part 2
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