Wake up you old fool. You slept through the show.
Who’s a fool? You watched it! Statler and Waldorf Bookends. Photo by Seaside.
Who’s a fool? You watched it! Statler and Waldorf Bookends. Photo by Seaside.
Sounds like a manual for some exotic pet. But in fact it’s a surveying tool. Still fun to say. Dumpy level. Photo by True Legacy.
I swear I had one just like this as a kid. Photo by Keep It Simple.
The text alludes, of course, to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, as the fate of the Cheshire Cat is debated: The executioner’s argument was, that you… Read More »Playing Card Executioner
Great cover on Switch-Hitters. Nothing published by the American Institute of Family Relations today. OMG. It was founded in 1930 in Los Angeles by a… Read More »Big Box o’ Dirty Books
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Seems to be some pretty random clip-art on the cover of this book from Cole Corporation. I can only imagine they relate to the songs… Read More »Xylophone Playing and Singing
‘My husband doesn’t object to me going out with you any more.’ From a book of Petty’s work for Esquire. Photo by Mooradian.
Another handsome book. Photo by Blast.
‘Featuring the elaborately designed covers of more than one hundred pieces of vintage sheet music, Songs in the Key of Los Angeles spans 1859 to 1959, offering… Read More »Songs in the Key of Los Angeles