Ephemera: Soviet Christmas Cards
Another nice Christmas classic: Old Soviet Christmas card collection
via Everlasting Blört
Another nice Christmas classic: Old Soviet Christmas card collection
via Everlasting Blört
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Labels: cards, christmas, christmas cards, Ephemera, postcards, Soviet, Soviet Union, USSR
More by Laurie Rosenworld.
via Made in England by Gentlemen
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Labels: design, graphic design, illustration, Laurie Rosenworld, paper
More entr'acte signs at Agence Eureka.
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"Entr'acte is French for "between the acts" (German: Zwischenspiel, Italian: Intermezzo). It can mean a pause between two parts of a stage production, synonymous to an intermission, but it more often indicates a piece of music (interlude) performed between acts of a theatrical production."- Wikipedia
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Labels: Agence Eureka, entr'acte, french, illustration, interlude, intermezzo, intermission, vintage
April 1970.
The New York Times: Fold-Ins, Past and Present Al Jaffee's fold-ins for Mad magazine, from the 1960s to the present, in interactive form.
Via Dassmannen
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Labels: fold-ins, humor, illustration, mad, magazine
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Labels: art, cartoon, cartoon particles, disney, drawn
This image was created using my blog tags from the tag cloud (at the bottom of the blog) and this generator. Make your own if you like it.
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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.
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Labels: google, google book search, magazine, modern mechanix, retro-future, vintage magazines
Just as funny as last year: The Scared of Santa Gallery
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Labels: christmas, Scared of Santa, vintage photos
Check out some more nice Serials Title Screens!
"Serials, more specifically known as Movie serials or Film serials, were short subjects originally shown in theaters in conjunction with a feature film. Known as "chapter plays," they were extended motion pictures broken into a number of segments called "chapters" or "episodes."" - Wikipedia (click to continue reading)
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Labels: cinema, Movie Title Screens, movies, musselsoppans vänner, serial films, serials, title screens
It's a bird! It's a plane! Is it a drawn frog flying an airship on a vintage postcard and not a photo!
A bunch of great airship photos uploaded by aequor_ at Vintage Photo.
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Labels: airships and air balloons, aviation, balloons, transportation, vintage balloon fetish, vintage photos, Vintage postcard
We do not strive for political correctness nor do we strive for the opposite. Just the same we would like to stress that we do not condone physical or mental abuse. We believe that this image shows a consenting couple celebrating the arrival of Christmas in their own special way.
Here at Martin Klasch Productions we finally have accepted that it is once again that time of year. We have had one sip of glögg and we have listened to a couple of Christmas songs. Therefore we have also, as tradition dictates, added some Christmas links in the sidebar. Perhaps the production team will have time to put together a equally traditional Christmas music compilation later on. We will try. Perhaps we'll repost the compilations from Christmases past too. Until then please use the links in the sidebar for more Christmas.
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Labels: christmas
A bunch of great balloon photos uploaded by aequor_ at Vintage Photo.
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Labels: airships and air balloons, aviation, balloons, vintage balloon fetish, vintage photos
"These cards were published in the 1970s. The set contained 41 playing cards (there were 6 copies of the egg card), and a rules card."
found via Things Magazine
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Labels: cards, Ephemera, golden egg, goose, playing cards
Horror Top Trumps
found via Things Magazine
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Related:
Monstruos Diabolicos
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Labels: cards, Ephemera, game parts, horror, horror top trumps, trading cards
YouTube: 747 Landing - St.Maarten
I'd be slightly worried, how about you?
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Labels: 747, airplane, airports, landing, safety, St Maarten, Video, youtube
"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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Labels: 007, agent 0069, Bond, farbror sid, Jaguar, jaguar bond, James Bond, magazine, magazine covers, sexy