One nice thing from the 80's.... physical fitness seemed to be the order of the day, no matter one's age. Local gym's were as ubiquitous as Starbucks. Other than the (really, really) big hair sprouted by both sexes and most bands, people generally looked good and still dressed sharp for an...
Hi All,
I have been bingeing on the original Perry Mason series for the last few weeks and have come to the realization that in the late 50's/early 60's, literally everyone in southern California drove a convertible Thunderbird (if they couldn't find a Lincoln)!
Tonight I was...
I'm having a little difficulty placing this location.
Celebrity portraits cast into sidewalk concrete (or tiles). I found one site claimed it as "Rita Moreno Hollywood Blvd. Feb 1956" (perhaps Dean Martin just behind her?)but, having been on that street many times, I have never seen this...
I was at a dinner function with Dawn Wells a few years ago. We talked for quite a while. She was a very sweet girl and pleasure to visit with.
Regarding the Ginger vs. Mary Ann issue, I'm the exception that proves the rule; I am a Ginger guy.
(Of course I did not share this info with Dawn). ;)
It's a Wonderful Life.
Jimmy Stewart's endless whining just grates on me to no end.
Followed closely by The Spirit of St. Louis (which by coincidence is also a Stewart film) for the worst casting ever.
There was just no hiding the fact that the boyish 25 year old Lindbergh was being portrayed...
Hmmmm?
I think that is a very good guess Liz, thanks.
I didn't think of that because of the card stock thickness rather than paper label feel of the this piece. But it makes perfect sense.
This is interesting. This morning I moved the icebox and found this small label piece underneath. It can only have come from the icebox. Perhaps a model number? It is made of light card stock, measures approx. 2 1/2 inches long, has a faded yellow border line. Looks/feels to be very old and...
Thank you both. I will search those manufacturer names to see if I find a match. Liz, thank you for the tips on usage. I don't think I'll gamble on storing meat inside. Probably just beverages, maybe a cigar or two?
Cheers, Ed
Thanks for the input.
The picture I posted may be a little deceiving. When I got it today it was very dusty and extremely dry, pale looking and dull. I dusted it off and put a couple good coats of Lemon Pledge on it. The first couple coats soaked right in but darkened the oak nicely right away...
Hi All,
Today I came into possession of a very nice old ice box. Of course I would like to know more about it, age, brand, etc. It contains no label or maker's badge. An online search did not come up with a solid site for reference nor a picture of one that looks like mine; close...
Thanks all.
3fingers, I have looked at several Samsonite sets and I agree, they are of a very nice quality and offered in a good array of color choices. In particular I have looked at a few American Tourister sets and I'm trying to figure out the differences in some of their lines/models . Like...
Hi All,
I am on the (casual) search for some vintage luggage and I'm wondering if there is source for information regarding different American brands, models and their quality? I am interested in the time period 1940's-1960's if that should make any difference. As a long shot I...
Mike,
I don't know of any groups there but I used to live in Bellingham and I can tell you, you can spend days touring that town enjoying the endless vintage architecture! Particularly the Eldridge Neighborhood. Check this link...
FF, I'm totally with you on Pulp Fiction and Reservoir; a couple of the finest pieces of film work to come along in decades. You know they are good because they've withstood the test of time (so far) and you can watch them over and over. Tarantino got every single thing he needed from every...
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