Posts tagged ephemera
Mod skiier (by Cacomixl)
“My mum rocked that pink hat for years. Great coat too.”
The footballers, in old school uniforms, exploding from a dainty rose background. The expressions on their faces. The shading on the hand lettered slab caps. So great in so many ways.
We regret the error. Great find by Mark Michaelson, author of Least Wanted. The comments are good too.
Monopoly Cards, Pre-Pennybags
These illustrations were used by Parker Brothers before they settled on the Rich Uncle Pennybags theme. Cards courtesy the collection of Dana Fred Ryman via Adena.
Romance (by Stephen Coles)
From a friend’s collection of vintage paperbacks. When she moved, she left them behind in a cardboard box on a sidewalk somewhere in Burbank. Hope they went to a good home.
For more, this looks like a decent book: The Look of Love: The Art of the Romance Novel
Alimony (by Stephen Coles)
From a friend’s collection of vintage paperbacks. When she moved, she left them behind in a cardboard box on a sidewalk somewhere in Burbank. Hope they went to a good home.
For more, this looks like a decent book: The Look of Love: The Art of the Romance Novel
The Dim View (by Stephen Coles)
From a friend’s collection of vintage paperbacks. When she moved, she left them behind in a cardboard box on a sidewalk somewhere in Burbank. Hope they went to a good home.
For more, this looks like a decent book: The Look of Love: The Art of the Romance Novel
Illusion (by Stephen Coles)
From a friend’s collection of vintage paperbacks. When she moved, she left them behind in a cardboard box on a sidewalk somewhere in Burbank. Hope they went to a good home.
For more, this looks like a decent book: The Look of Love: The Art of the Romance Novel
Desire Me (by Stephen Coles)
From a friend’s collection of vintage paperbacks. When she moved, she left them behind in a cardboard box on a sidewalk somewhere in Burbank. Hope they went to a good home.
For more, this looks like a decent book: The Look of Love: The Art of the Romance Novel
The theme of the early Mountain Dew ads is that it was the juice that kept rascally hill folk perked up enough to go prospect, slaughter pigs, and toil in the hills of destitute poverty. Other tag line: “It’ll tickle your innards!”
Zippity Dew Dah.
(via madmenfootnotes, Laura)
Last spring, Laura and I drank a case of Throwback Dew featuring Willy the Hillbilly. I think I enjoyed the can as much as the “real sugar” and OJ.
(via laureola)
Denver Rockets 1969–70 Media Guide
From the incredible Logo Shak.
Friends! Here’s How To Get (At Almost) No Cost (New, LIVE) MINIATURE MONKEY
via Surface To Air
