The F-100 was the first US jet fighter capable of supersonic flight (at level elevation). It operated from 1954-1970, seeing action in Vietnam among other… Read More »24KT Gold Super Sabre – North American Aviation
Betty Furness turned her early acting career into greater success as the spokeswoman for Westinghouse, and later served in LBJ’s administration as a consumer advocate.… Read More »The Betty Furness Westinghouse Thermometer Set
Clearly an upside down (or is it right side up?) map of South America. Abia (or Abya) Yala is the name used by the indigenous… Read More »Abia Yala Clock
First of all, happy birthday to Mrs. Itcamefromtheestatesale, who is a historian and Californian. Per Wikipedia: “Gin Chow was a Chinese immigrant who gained fame… Read More »Gin Chow’s First Annual Almanac
The little colored astroids on the Steelers helmets is (more or less) the Steelmark, a logo owned by the American Iron and Steel Institute. Once… Read More »Sunday Football TIL Special: The Steelers and the Steelmark
They had a bunch of wartime prints by Artzybasheff at this sale. Great, weird stuff. Looks like Il Duce is (accurately) going first. Photo by Tanenbaum’s… Read More »Axis Chicken – Boris Artzybasheff
It’s exactly like being a rocketship spaceman with a time machine! Photo by Sandy’s.
The Church of Light is an astrological religion that still exists! Wikipedia provides the skinny: The Church of Light was incorporated November 2, 1932 in… Read More »Church of Light Aspect Finder
This looks like a pretty boss hood ornament topper to show your membership in the local auto club. Photo by Johnevieve.
The Space Race had its effect on everything in the 1960s, even baseball. The Dodgers won in 7, on the shoulder of MVP Sandy Koufax,… Read More »1965 (out of this) World Series Souvenir Program