I grew up in the 'burbs of Cleveland. I remember a lot of pretty retro things. After all, they filmed the parade from A Christmas Story in the downtown. Honestly, watching that movie always takes me back because that's about how it looked when I was a kid. Higbees department store had seven...
Hi ImOldFashioned,
Definitely post what you're looking for. Myrna Loy is terrific. I've been meaning to settle in and watch the Thin Man series for some time now. The last thing I saw her in was Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House. She just has a wonderful cool about her.
Well, I've linen-backed a good portion of things, but that does get expensive for the larger format stuff. I've got a few US three sheets (41"x81") that are linen-backed (Gaslight, An American in Paris), but several more that could use it. A couple of the six sheets I have (81"x81") would look...
I've been an old movie buff for many years, and somewhere around the 1980s I started picking up movie posters here and there from some of my favorites. In particular I started getting a lot of Ingrid Bergman's films, including some of the old Swedish posters from the 30s.
Anyway, just...
Absolutely agree. Joseph Cotton doesn't get the attention he deserves. That deep voice, slight curl smile, someone I find I can't turn off if his face pops up on the tube.
The Third Man and Gaslight are unforgettable. I don't much care for Under Capricorn, but he's great as always.
Great lists... One of my favorites that I haven't seen listed yet is Gaslight. A period piece, but Joseph Cotton, Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer make a great combo.
Another I like that I didn't notice being listed is Nocturne, not so much because it's a great movie, though it's pretty...
That's a tough one... not being a TV expert, I look back and wonder which were in black and white, and which I only saw in black and white because that's all we had.
I agree, the Rifleman for sure. I watched Flipper a good bit. Lost in Space(?) hmmm, not sure if that was broadcast in color...
Hi MikeBravo,
You're right. I haven't seen that one. At first I thought nah, but it has a terrific combination of vintage and "century of progress" with that cowling. A really nice step into streamlining the bird and very evocative of the era.
My favorites would be the P-40B and C models; more so than the deep radiator models D, E and F. They had a purity of design and flow, very sleek for the day and very finished rivet work compared to later models.
I also hold a warm place in my heart for Nieuport 17s, just a lovely, light...
Very interesting closure... what's the inside like? Are the curved seams around the buttons purely ornamental, or do they provide an additional function? Nice color.
Good suggestion. I sent an email with some information and a request for some leather samples. I'm looking forward to getting the ball rolling.
Talk about tough choices though ... I think I'll defer to John's judgement on which would fit me best, and focus on selecting my favorite leather.
I clearly need to be more talkative... There's so much to read that I just haven't gotten around to spouting off on any topics yet. I lurked, then thought I better join as it's just such a pleasure to stop by here. Anyway, thanks for the information. Can people pull up my email through the...
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I'm cleaning out my closet and I have a very nice Eastman A-2 looking for a new home. This is their special edition with an original zipper, olive green stitching, and so forth. I bought it new from History Preservation Associates about 7 or 8 years ago now and am embarrassed to say I've...
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