Babies and Quality Meats
Constance Bannister was renowned photographer, primarily of babies. Here we have a little booklet of 20 of her favorite photographs, used as some promotional material… Read More »Babies and Quality Meats
Constance Bannister was renowned photographer, primarily of babies. Here we have a little booklet of 20 of her favorite photographs, used as some promotional material… Read More »Babies and Quality Meats
“The first commercial gelatine came in sheet form and needed a long soaking before it could be used. In 1889, Charles B. Knox of Johnstown,… Read More »Knox Sparkling Gelatine
Someone had to write this ad copy: Soup is a natural fit for the flick’s [Star Wars: The Force Awakens] winter release. We’re sure these… Read More »Star Wars Soup
This guy (I’m morally certain it was a guy) was all prepared for the apocalypse or Obama’s death camps, but the Grim Reaper intervened. It… Read More »Prepper Food Collection
Love this little carving fork/knife set.
My middle’s getting a little soft, so I sympathize. Such a cute bucket of lard from Cloverdale. You’d think it would be a lifetime supply,… Read More »Lard collecting
Quite a nice beer can display. Photo by Tall Rob.
This can of spinach is marked $5. Perhaps it is ultrarare Popeye merchandise from the late 1930s licensed from Fleischer Studios. Or maybe it is… Read More »Rare collectible or canned vegetables?
That model’s expression is killing me lol. And who names a cookware set ‘Scorpion’? Swiss people apparently. Photo from a private sale.
Midcentury platter for your midcentury devilled eggs. Laugh if you will, but if you make devilled eggs for a party… people will snap that shit… Read More »Egg platter