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  1. Absinthe_1900

    Hollywood Jackets

    Not PJ's. :eusa_doh: Tucker Swing Shift
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    Stratoliner Memorabila Collection

    Here is a real oldie if you like the B-377 Stratocruiser, a late 40s, very early 50s plastic model kit from my collection.
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    If you had to be a historical mobster who would you be?

    Bugsy & Dutch both probably ended up in the same type of suit without a back. Small world,...my Dad worked for a vending machine company in W.W.II up in Tastykake land, with some of Arthur's ex-pals. "Youze guys need a jukebox in yer bar".
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    If you had to be a historical mobster who would you be?

    He didn't dress like Bugsy Siegel..... Here is one joker that won't make too many lists anywhere. The anti-Lounge mobster Dutch Schultz, who used to brag he never paid more than two bucks for a shirt, and never more than thirty five bucks for a suit. The picture of sartorial elegance...
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    Cocktail Cabinets

    There should be something to show at Tales, vintage, current, and new. ;)
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    Cocktail Cabinets

    There will be a second variety of Herbsaint for your cabinet later this year...
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    The Vintage Twinkie

    Mickey's Banana Flips! I haven't seen one in years, they were great.
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    The Old Fashioned

    I like all of the Rye whiskey that Sazerac produces. and a couple of their other products too.... ;) http://www.sazerac.com/aWhiskey.aspx Some of the others made by Buffalo Trace. where the Sazerac Co. distillery is located http://www.greatbourbon.com/
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    Cocktail Cabinets

    Nice find! :eusa_clap I'd guess 1950s from the light diffuser and the style of the name plate. Have you looked into re-wiring the light?
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    What Did You Drink Last Night?

    Marc, have you picked up a bottle of Pacifique yet? The domestic scene is improving.
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    The Old Fashioned

    The old drink recipes. If only Abbotts bitters could be made today. commercially
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    Is the vintage crowd the curmudgeon crowd?

    That's Sousè, accent grave over the "e". http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032234/
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    Is the vintage crowd the curmudgeon crowd?

    Monti's book while entertaining, isn't all it's cracked up to be. A lot of the myths about Fields, many of which that he spread himself such as the bank account myth, have been debunked by his family and friends that knew him, and two better researched biographies: W. C. Fields: A Biography...
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    Thom Browne-Say It Ain't So!

    Wrong Oz character, he should be singing the Strawman's song.
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    Thom Browne-Say It Ain't So!

    The pet rock could at least be used as a paper weight.
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    Depression Glass.

    I started with a few pieces of cobalt blue Moderntone, then got cobalt crazy and bought four cobalt blue mirror topped tables from the 30s. :p
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    James Dean Jacket

    They are an interesting collectible, the old Italian stilettos were never really a public danger like they were made out to be, now they are an expensive curio for collectors. Two for one photo:
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    James Dean Jacket

    I believe there are lesser number of original Latama Square buttons. The Burn ones looked really nice on Latama's website, it's nice to see some of the old style horn back in limited numbers on some of the modern Italian knives.
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    You MUST choose. No waffling.

    Chaplin, though I like Mabel Normand better. Watch her do a great version of Charlie in "His Trysting Place." Max Fleischer.
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    1940 NY World's Fair uniform.

    There photos of the men's uniform in Trylon and Perisphere. It's a neat book BTW. Trylon and Perisphere: The 1939 New York World's Fair By Barbara Cohen, Steven Heller, Seymour Chwast Edition: illustrated Published by Abrams, 1989 ISBN 0810924153, 9780810924154

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