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Vintage trains
This is perfect. Thank you so much for replying, I'm very close to finding what I need with that bit about the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad. I love doing research...you learn so much. It's great when others help! So, thanks again. :)- zaika
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage trains
Mike, thank you SO much. I've been going down a (very interesting) rabbit hole with this bit of information, and I think I'm close to getting what I need and learning a lot in the process. Thank you for replying!- zaika
- Post #132
- Forum: The Golden Era
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1920's fashion - femme vs. not-femme?
Hi ladies! It's uh, been awhile since I've been here on the FL, but I remembered what a powerful hivemind is here and thought I'd pick your collective brain. Hopefully I've chosen the correct room... I'm just curious about what you know about late 1920's fashion/trends when it comes to women...- zaika
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- Forum: The Powder Room
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Vintage trains
Howdy! So...forgive me if this sort of question shouldn't be in this particular thread...but I have a question for you all since you seem to really know what you're talking about and I'm completely lost. I'm doing a bit of research into northern Wisconsin during the late 1920's for a story I'm...- zaika
- Post #129
- Forum: The Golden Era
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The Abbreviation “OMG” Is Way Older Than We Thought
Lest we are tempted to bemoan the "decline" of language, may we all be reminded at what an amazing, living thing language is! And may we laugh at the idea of an old British dude using "OMG" in earnest. I dare you to not read this without the valley girl intonation! LOL- zaika
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Brilliant street photographer discovered
I don't know, Paddy...her portraits are stunning...worthy of critical praise, in my opinion. I didn't so much like her group or architectural photos...but her portraits were powerful. :)- zaika
- Post #14
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Brilliant street photographer discovered
it gives me hope that the person who saved this collection is a young person who understands the importance of saving the past. i mean...he's even saving her clothing.- zaika
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Custom made vintage repros...
Inky, that is a fabulous shop. I'm definately going to order something from her in the near future. Might satiate my desire for vintage repro until I stop being lame and learn to sew. ;)- zaika
- Post #191
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Nerd Culture in the 1920's and 30's
sir jacket - that was something that i wondered, whether or not sci fi fans were really aware of their nerdiness, or just caught up in it... thanks to everyone else who've contributed to this thread, it's really given me some GREAT directions to go in for my research! if there's more to...- zaika
- Post #26
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Show Us Your Purchases!
I hit up my local vintage shop, and found this pretty necklace. Not sure when it was made or anything, and the shop lady didn't know...but I love it all the same.- zaika
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- Forum: The Powder Room
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What are you listening to?
Currently obsessed with Annette Hanshaw. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A7_4V2qGw8 If you haven't seen or heard if it, I highly recommend "Sita Sings the Blues" which features Annette Hanshaw. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2boszZXGvQc Also, Helen Kane. lol... -
Russian museum honors US WWII vet
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Nerd Culture in the 1920's and 30's
oh, this is just too exciting! thank you all for responding.- zaika
- Post #8
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Nerd Culture in the 1920's and 30's
oh wow....thank you so much!! fabulous leads. i can see what i'll be obsessed with in the coming months.- zaika
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Nerd Culture in the 1920's and 30's
Did it exist? How does one research what made someone a nerd back then, and what would they be into back in the day? I'm thinking...paths of study, entertainment, interests. Sci-fi, latest scientific discoveries, goth/horror/macabre...what are some good resources for finding these sorts of...- zaika
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Show Us Your Purchases!
It's been a super long time since I posted here... Not really a purchase as I got it for FREE at a clothing swap. But my first honest to goodness vintage frock that FITS and looks good on me. Sorry for the creepy face in the second pic...think "cocktail party." lol I just had to come out of...- zaika
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- Forum: The Powder Room
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The Vintage Camera Club Thread
I posted a few pics from my road trip here. I'll be posting more whenever I can get the rest scanned. I got the effect I wanted though...a roadtrip taken by an average person in the 50's or 60's! lol I employed both my Brownie Hawkeye and my Spartus Full Vue. The black and whites turned out...- zaika
- Post #97
- Forum: The Display Case
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Adventure! Fedora Lounge Folks in Action!
i love the look of the red earth...it's just so surreal. i'm reading bill bryson's "in a sunburned country" and it's got me all excited to make a trip there. except for the hoards of animals and insects and stuff that can kill you. lol lol lol maybe when the time comes i'll pick your brain about...- zaika
- Post #91
- Forum: The Great Outdoors
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Taking Amtrak
I dunno if 2001 is recent enough for you...but I took a train from Washington D.C. to Portland, OR and loved every minute of it. I didn't even have a compartment. There was something really great about sitting in the dining car, watching the scenery go by. I spent a lot of time in the...- zaika
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
