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• Laffing Rag

  
  Honey, Where You Been So Long? — Authority:
  We are alive. Still listening to blues. I’m pretty bad at self-promotion, among other things as readers of this oft lapsed blog might have noticed. I wrote a piece for a book called Hang The DJ about female murder blues ballads. You can pick it up at Amazon now! I did a reading of it at the Nashville Book ...
  15 hours ago

• Manic-depressive Stock Market Inviting A Black Swan Event?

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 166
  Manic-depressive Stock Market Inviting A Black Swan Event? Stock-Markets / Financial Markets 2009 Nov 14, 2009 - 08:51 AM By: Anthony_Cherniawski Guess Where Our Economic Stimulus Money is Going The trade deficit in the U.S. widened in September by the most in a decade, reflecting rising demand for imported oil and ...
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• Gilbert Adrian, Joan Crawford, 1932

  
  The Flapper Girl — Authority: 422
  Gilbert Adrian pour Joan Crawford 1932 , originally uploaded by Vintage Spirit . http://vintage-spirit.blogspot.com/
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• A Day On The Orient Express Northern Belle - £570.00 - Lifestyle

  
  Link Fiend — Authority: 157
  £570.00 Info / Buy Product Information As an Orient-Express train Northern Belle revels in the bygone era of the golden age of travel. Its name reflects the great Belle trains of the 1930s and with each carriage bearing the name of a significant stately ...
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• Down On The Alameda Street, 1940s Style: Can You Identify These Mystery Cars? [Ennui Countermeasure]

  
  Jalopnik — Authority: 733
  On my way to the neighborhood taqueria, I passed the Eternal Yard Sale House down the block- every hood has one, right?- for the thousandth time... and finally bought something: a 50-year-old photo album with some cool old car photos. The EYSH is a haunted-looking Victorian that hasnt seen fresh paint since Lyndon ...
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• Coney Island

  
  Petrie Point Designs — Authority: 116
  1920s/30s Womens Gantner & Mattern Co. of San Francisco navy and cream flapper one piece. Seven button closure on left shoulder. Two button pockets on each hip. Modesty panel. Dimensions of piece alone: Bust 18″, Waist 17″, Hips 20″, Length 31″ to bottom of skirt ant 33″ to bottom of bloomers, shoulder ...
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• Noyac

  
  Petrie Point Designs — Authority: 116
  1930s Mens woven wool cream tank and cranberry trunks. Number “1″ at chest. Three button side detailing on each hip, matching cream woven belt with rare anchor silver belt buckle closure. Dimensions: upon request Price: $1550.00
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• Vintage Road Trips

  
  Vintage Bulletin, the Vintage Clothing blog — Authority: 437
  Road Trips well what can I say other then my boyfriend and I are the kind of obsessed with them. In the last year we have driven to the Figure Lakes in New Year State where we drank some great local wine, made our way to Providence, R.I. for a nice weekend get away by the sea, spent the new year in Boston and went to ...
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• This Just In!

  
  Vintage Bulletin, the Vintage Clothing blog — Authority: 437
  This Just In from Some Like it Vintage.com We have a section of vintage clothing that is called Creative Vintage . For those who do not know, we up-cycle some of our items. Quite frequently, I will come across an item that is just fabulous, but has been ruined and is not wearable. This is where I can become ...
  3 days ago

• Review: American Hunks by David L. Chapman and Brett Josef Grubisic

  
  Speak Its Name — Authority: 128
  The “American hunk” is a cultural icon: the image of the chiseled, well-built male body has been promoted and exploited for commercial use for over 125 years, whether in movies, magazines, advertisements, or on consumer products, not only in America but throughout the world.American Hunks is a fascinating ...
  3 days ago

• French Friday: Get busy!

  
  Words & Eggs — Authority: 131
  Le sport et le gymnastique, from AgenceEureka’s Milliat (1933-1934) Flickr set . I am now persuaded to go boating with a guy in a unitard. Posted in Design, French, French Friday, Type, Vintage
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• There’s more on the Gadfly II story – but can anyone fill in the ‘missing years’?

  
  intheboatshed.net intheboatshed.net — Authority: 126
  [ad#intheboatshed-post] The Kent-built Gadfly II Simon Papendick has written to give us an update to the earlier posts about the small cruising boat he’s currently restoring, Gadfly II , and to ask for help in finding more information. (For more on Gadfly II , click here .) Here’s what he ...
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• Young Mr. Lincoln

  
  Precious Bodily Fluids — Authority: 122
  Well, gee, vote for me Most film protagonists, especially of the sort with which viewers are supposed to sympathize, are neither morally perfect nor totally evil. Exceptions tend to fit into the former category, however, as is the case with John Ford’s film Young Mr. Lincoln . It’s the sort of film that a ...
  4 days ago

• Outfit Post

  
  Sewing Is Hard — Authority: 99
  This past Saturday, me and the Hubs were invited to go mini-golfing for our friend Tuckers 40th birthday. Naturally, we took advantage of the opportunity to costume-up in vintage golf attire. MDs look inspiration is Rodney Dangerfield in Caddyshack. MDs outfit (including the club) was entirely thrifted except ...
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• A Lady of Florence!

  
  A Vintage Cottage Home — Authority: 127
  A Lady of Florence by artist Antonio Guarino (1882-1931) Another wonderful work of art from the 1930s art scrapbook I discovered not long ago in an antique mall in Ohio! The young lady who put this compilation of art together certainly had an eye for the beautiful and unusual. Im so glad I found her and I ...
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• “I Remember . . .” - Reminiscences of the Great Depression

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 450
  Everyone has a story to tell about the past. During the Great Depression of the 1930s, some Michiganians bartered and traded for food, clothes, shelter and services. Sharing and “making do” became a way of life. People who lived during the Depression have interesting stories to share about how they coped with ...
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• VPOD: Vintage 1930s Glass Leaf Necklace

  
  ZUBURBIA — Authority: 125
  So its mid-November and most people are turning their thoughts to turkey dinners and the upcoming holiday shopping season. And if youre not one of the uber-organized types who has had all your gifts purchased and wrapped since before Halloween, then you might want to think about polishing up your running shoes, ...
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• Why is a Savings Account Necessary?

  
  Rich Credit Debt Loan — Authority: 537
  Any time that you are asking someone for starter personal finance advice, one of the first things that you are going to be told is that you need to have a savings account in your name. But why are you necessarily going to need a savings account? The purpose of this article is going to be to explore the benefits as ...
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• Weekly Vintage Square Shared: Famous Speed Racers on the Measured Mile, Daytona Beach, Florida (1930’s)

  
  Two Barking Dogs — Authority: 114
  One of the things I like the most about postcards is researching something about the subject or era.  When I came across this one, I thought about the times I have driven my own car along Daytona Beach, however, never at the speeds these men raced.   I also grumbled under my breath about having my 1977 Pontiac ...
  6 days ago

• Dr. Seuss and Flit: "An Optimist"

  
  The Muffyoglb — Authority: 122
  On January 4, 1930, Dr. Seuss gives us two tragically mutated Lovecraftian nightmares...AND a well-worn vaudeville joke! This "What is an Optimist?" schtick was a big thing at one time, but its hard to know whether it was passe by 1930. I bring this up because throughout its first year of publication the ...
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