Picture/Clip Post Magazine

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Oh, look....a Russian Eagle!

 

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A European Goldfinch....Cute little birds

 

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View attachment 654463And another McGinnis....I like the overall Blue tint to this one.

Beautiful woman!!! She looks like Sofia Loren. I think she is.

 

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What a real messy with all this cream, young lady!!! If you want I try to clean you!!!

 

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I dress to worship God - and undress to be worshipped by my husband

 

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at least shes not in a Burkha....

 

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You know him well

 

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@Emma Louise ....

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WOW

 

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Lol

 

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Hahhahahahahha

 

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Terrific.

 

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You know him well

No, I dont, but he aint wearing the britches that way cause he needs the space.....

 

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Two from the hand of Vicente Romero Redondo, contemporary. This looks like an oil

 

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This Redondo looks like Pastels, his preferred medium

 

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Used to be across the country East to West, North to South. There were still some around when I was a kid.

 

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A French mfr. about 1953

 

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1925 Elijah Cox Poster

 

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Cap Arcona Lines about 1925

 

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1943....some of us remember....Bless 'Em ALL

 

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Salamander Shoes, for the gals with Hot Feet, about 1923, Austria

 

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1925

 

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Yum

 

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Yummier

 

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Yummiest.....in photos. In the scheme of things, they arent real.

 

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Ba ba ba ba, buh ba ba!
Dumdaddle a dah..dum dum dum...Dumdaddle a dah, ba ba ga bahhh ba ba ba ba....McGinnis, of course....He illustrated covers for all the early ones This is "Thunderball"....Ill post them as I find them...

 

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This McGinnis was for "The Long Knife"...a novel of George Rogers Clark....William Clark's older Brother, and a little-celebrated Hero of the American Revolution....the real one, not this fishhead deal trying to undo what these people did for them.

 

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1958... Dad's was a 59....he hated it, and traded it in for a 1959 Pontiac that year.

 

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