Aluminized Tubes!
Photo by Treasure Hunt.
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First Pig Iron, Kaiser Steel 1943 – Fontana, CA
Before Kaiser Permanente, Henry Kaiser was making ships on the West Coast, and started his own steel works in Fontana. Photo by Heritage.
TIL: Livermore Labs Blockade Poster
I’ll let the NYT take this: 1,300 ARRESTED IN CALIFORNIA ANTINUCLEAR PROTEST More than 1,300 antinuclear protesters were arrested today in a nonviolent demonstration at… Read More »TIL: Livermore Labs Blockade Poster
Head Cruncher! Gut Ripper! Street Gangs of Hong Kong
I confess the thing that really caught by eye was “Produced by Run Run Shaw”. Besides his illustrious career in Asia, Shaw is notable for… Read More »Head Cruncher! Gut Ripper! Street Gangs of Hong Kong
Fabulous Las Vegas & Your Shangri-La Homes
Wish I could find out more, but I gather this is promotional material for a housing development in Vegas. Looks like something that could come… Read More »Fabulous Las Vegas & Your Shangri-La Homes
1933 Medallion Commemorating 25th anniversary of General Motors
Here’s some info and a nice look at the obverse as well, which is even more art deco-y.Photo by Johnevieve.
Subversion in the Schools & Other Bircher-esque Pamphlets
1960s anti-Communist pamphlets. Photo by Heritage.
Enola Gay Model, signed by pilot Paul Tibbetts
Tibbetts live a full long life, but this is what I got for Memorial Day. Photo by Antonacci Antiques.
American Airlines / Airship Hindenburg Exclusive Connection Service
Per Airships.Net, “American Airlines timetables from 1936 and 1937 advertised “World-Wide Air Service” from 57 cities in the United States to destinations around the world, via American… Read More »American Airlines / Airship Hindenburg Exclusive Connection Service
Somewhat Battered Charlie McCarthy
The Smithsonian has the original Charlie McCarthy, who was ‘born’ in 1922. Odd to think of him being 100 years old. Photo by Grasons.