I’d walk a mile for a Camel!
I assumed this dingus was a cigarette box with a little spot for matches. And obviously the camel would tie it to Camels, but I… Read More »I’d walk a mile for a Camel!
Genii, the conjurors’ magazine
Genii has been publishing since 1936. I guess they never learned the vanishing act. Photo by Grasons.
Farm Machines toys
For the budding farmer in all of us.
Greeeeeeeeen
Photo by Grasons.
Unobtanium – Song of the South
Last screened in 1986, Song of the South has become somewhat infamous for its stereotyped portrayal of Southern blacks, and famous for not being readily… Read More »Unobtanium – Song of the South
Smith Sock, Seth Jaben
“Seth Jaben was an American illustrator and artist, who was active in the 1980s and 1990s in New York City, producing marketing and product packaging art… Read More »Smith Sock, Seth Jaben
NYE – furniture of the future
Let us hope the Twenties give us more of what the Sixties said the Future would be. Especially podchairs. Photo by Pacific Estate Sales.
Happy Kwanzaa?
Ok, it’s probably not a kinara, because the candles aren’t colored. But nor is it a menorah. Or it is, but it isn’t. It’s not… Read More »Happy Kwanzaa?
Another case of unfortunate statue support
Not to mention the precious moments turtle action. Photo by Grasons.