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Blow-vertising: 27 adverts for cocaine paraphernalia (1976 -1981)

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, magazines like High Times and Hustler featured adverts on ...

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30 Vintage Japan Illustrations – 1950s-1970s

“It doesn’t occur to most people that everything is designed — that every building and everything they touch in the world is designed” - Bill Moggridge ...

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Change is Coming? Superhero Taglines 2009 – 2015

So...are you tired of superhero movies and their tag-lines yet? If enough of ...

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21 Unusual And Creepy Mid-Century Postcards Of People Looking At Things

What do you want to see at a tourist destination? Postcards of people looking at ...

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Pleasure Boating Advert-orama: Dorsett Marine And Raymond Loewy’s Mid-Century American Dream

These fabulous illustrations are from the Dorsett Marine catalog 1963-64. The pictures appear to be from some ...

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Fourteen Glorious Pages of Kays Catalogue Menswear from 1973

Kay and Co Ltd was actually originally founded in Worcester in 1886 when William Kilbourne ...

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38 Photos That Prove Victorian Women Never Cut Their Hair

Women in the Victorian era competed to see who has the strongest next muscles. To prove ...

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Why So Serious? Superhero Movie Tag-lines 2001 – 2008

More great tag-lines, from the Age of Superheroes Triumphant! Although, I must admit, these ...

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Slam Evil! Superhero Tag-Lines: 1966 – 2000

In terms of superhero films, many fans see the dawn of the new age -- ...

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Greeting From Mid-Century America: 34 Sensational Postcards Of The Ordinary And Weird

“To be universally liked is to be relatively ignored” Postcards from mid-Century USA. Wish you were ...

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American Maker: 1960 Propaganda Film Celebrating ‘Our Inborn Understanding Of Making The Things We Want’

American Maker is a 1960 celebration of American craftmanship. Produced by the Chevrolet marque of General Motors ...

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Kurt Russell Is Mattel’s Agent Zero M: The Ultimate 1960s Spy

Although some folks may point to the Beatles as the hottest pop culture phenomenon of ...

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