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  1. lord_k

    Your Drinking Partner From The Golden Age?

    Robert Mitchum & Jane Russell
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    Cigarette ads

    Fatima via paul.malon @ Flickr
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    Vintage advertisements?

    Maidenform via POUR 15 MINUTES D'AMOUR (Warning: the source contains some adult concepts)
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    Golden Era Aircraft

    Great. Absolutely great. I love its tanker (KB-29) and passenger (B-377) versions, too.
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    favorite cars of the golden era

    How Can We Do Without Morgans? 1952 Morgan Plus 4 1956 Morgan Plus 4 1958 Morgan Plus 4 1960 Morgan Plus 4
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    Steampunk, Dieselpunk, etc.

    Sam Van Olffen Interview Here's an interview of Sam Van Olffen, a prominent Steampunk / Dieselpunk artist: I’m more interested in the past as a way to understand the present and how in less than one century we all became “citizens of the age of the ephemera” as Alvin Toffler said...
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    Trains and travel of the Art Deco Era.

    Here I quite agree with you.
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    Trains and travel of the Art Deco Era.

    1. Thanks alot. 2. For me, it's just enough - one short post per day, no complications. Besides, I run a rather busy LJ (another obsolete platform) and, most important, I'm honored to co-maintain and contribute to much more advanced network - the Dieselpunks.org
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    Trains and travel of the Art Deco Era.

    Most of them have lost their streamline "armor" in 1940s and were scrapped in the next decade. Here's a survivor's list for North America. There are some preserved streamline locomotives in Britain, Germany and Poland. Some of them are in full working order.
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    Trains and travel of the Art Deco Era.

    But of course! M-10000 City of Salina and other UP Cities with petrol engines.
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    Golden Era Aircraft

    Dewoitine D.33 Trait d'Union Nicknamed 'Trait d'Union', this plane has set nine world records (flight duration, distance, speed) in 1931. Two were built (D.33-01 and D.33-02); both crashed attempting non-stop Paris-Tokyo flights in 1931. This is the D.33-01
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    Favorite Uniforms

    My 5 cents Generally, I've got a strong sentiment towards Austrian WWI uniform. I like 1912 Swedish and 1930s Czechoslovak uniforms, too - probably they are not extremely spectacular, but highly practical, every detail well thought of, and in my eyes they look smart. Speaking of WWII, here are...
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    What sparked your fascination with the "Golden Era"?

    This cover: VU magazine, April 1933 Cover by Andre Kertesz Seen it when I was ten.
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    Theme song

    Anything Goes by Cole Porter P5wcLl13a8s
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    Cigarette ads

    Camels At The Circus, 1941 via paul.malon @ Flickr
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    Vintage advertisements?

    How Grand! via paul.malon @ Flickr
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    Trains and travel of the Art Deco Era.

    I'll be most happy to get any additional info on this Mohawk.
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    Trains and travel of the Art Deco Era.

    Precisely! And the loco, so much resembling the NYC flagship Commodore Vanderbilt, was very, very old. If my Alzheimer is still trustworthy, it was built in 1908.
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    Trains and travel of the Art Deco Era.

    Rexall Train The story of the Million Dollar streamline train - actually a moving druggists convention - is missing from The Dark Roasted Blend article. It's unusual even by 1930s standards. Learn more...
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    What Did You Drink Last Night?

    Campogrande Orvieto Classico (white, dry but rather sweet-ish). Good for one of the last really warm days.

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