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  1. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    It's just tuff luv!
  2. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    Sounds KILLER to me! :eek: :p
  3. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    It's a step down from killing! jeez! lol
  4. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    Would you sucker punch a child in the face?
  5. mike

    THUNDER (1929)

    Dinerman posted those very shoes before.. I need to locate that post.
  7. mike

    THUNDER (1929)

    I'm going to have to pick one of those hats up! I'm working on my own reproduction of his wardrobe....
  8. mike

    Movie Memorialbilia! Let's see your own personal Ackermansions!

    Very cool! How did you get that?!
  9. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    ah ha! It all becomes clear to me :p I have never bought em, but they sure do look the part!
  10. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    You mean they're resoled Stacy Adams Madison boots?
  11. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    What are those boots you've got there? I really like them! They look vintage.
  13. mike

    Movie Memorialbilia! Let's see your own personal Ackermansions!

    That's it for now. I've got an original 'faint card' at the framers right now which was issued by nurses in attendance in theatres for the premiere of Dracula in 1931! Could be worse, right? Could be raining. :p
  14. mike

    Movie Memorialbilia! Let's see your own personal Ackermansions!

    Crap. I meant to do this in chronological order and within groups. oh well.
  15. mike

    Movie Memorialbilia! Let's see your own personal Ackermansions!

    King Vidor behind the scenes shooting the Big Parade: King Vidor behind the scenes shooting the Crowd: Excellent Mary Pickford movie:
  16. mike

    Movie Memorialbilia! Let's see your own personal Ackermansions!

    Maurice Tourneur is one of my favorite directors: This Maurice Tourneur film is very overlooked. One of my favorites. This title lobby card features hand attached glitter! 1940 Fredric March remake is actually quite good and really weird.... Really oddball, lost 1922 Fox...
  17. mike

    Movie Memorialbilia! Let's see your own personal Ackermansions!

    Original 1919 sheet music for the Miracle Man. This was Lon Chaney's first big role: Original lobby cards for the Knickerbocker Buckaroo starring Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. with a first time in Hollywood walk on by eventual director William Wellman AND an original 1921 lobby card for Charlie...
  19. mike

    What are you wearing today??

    Yessir! I know the general feeling is plaza over the barrie last, but I gotta say, I love 'em! That said, there are issues that bug me. But I think it's more a factor of comparing them to the fit and line of original 20's/30's boots vs boots made today. I keep going back to what I recently...
  20. mike

    THUNDER (1929)

    Here's one of the reasons I think THUNDER (1929) a lost film from the very end of the silent era is so important. Lon Chaney would proclaim, "between pictures, there is no Lon Chaney" and escape to his cabin in the woods. I believe that was not entirely true, he was still aware of the goings...
  21. mike

    Plaid Wool Mackinaws

    Oooooh! No I don't! Excellent links! Thanks a ton! :D
  22. mike

    Plaid Wool Mackinaws

    THAT my friend is an e-workers shirt from a few months ago. It's thee coolest. Which looks mighty similar to this... So you see, I've got an original theatrical poster for one of Lon Chaney's last films, which happens to be lost, and slowly putting together his original outfit (in mainly...
  23. mike

    What are you wearing today??

    Yes it is! A handmade, only two in the world, Peter Lorre from Mad Love as Dr Gogol leather (and mixed materials) pillow! About 8 years later, I named my dog Dr Gogol. I'm not that weird to have pillows made of my dogs likeness or namesake... or am I? :eusa_doh: :p

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