Who didn’t dream of striking it rich in uranium, helping the nation build its nuclear arsenal for fun and profit? The ‘electric’ part of the… Read More »Uranium Rush! An exciting new electric game for the family!
This thing is a bit of a mystery. I can’t seem to find a damn thing about this. Let’s assume it was a 16 month… Read More »Jackson’s Classics Ass 16 Month Calendar 1991
This issue from June 1939 shows us the amazing world of the future. Photo by Stellar.
The 50s may have been more sexually adventurous than I thought. Photo by Again LA.
That chair is too too. But I guess it fits in with the theme of the house…
Old timey trance mediums used to blow ghosts out of their noses. This looks like a dried out Ben Franklin ectoplasm. Or possibly some carved… Read More »Ben Franklin Frozen in Ectoplasm
I don’t know what to make of this thing. It has a vaguely Edward Gorey look about it. Photo by TLC.
Back in the 1960s, Hawk Models put out some hot rod & related models with some freaky kinda Rat Fink-y art by Bill Campbell. Campbell… Read More »Francis the Foul – Hawk Weird-Oh Car-icky-ture model
What the heck is a sad iron? Did it drop its ice cream on the floor? And asbestos? Homethingspast has the scoop. Somewhat implausibly, ‘sad’… Read More »Asbestos Sad Iron
Sang de Boeuf (or oxblood) glaze originated in China, but was later copied (with more or less success) in the West. The potter here seems… Read More »Sang de Boeuf – Extremely Literal Potter