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Lydia Ckhalov, about 1910. She was a Soviet Intelligence Agent in the years following the Revolution, Active in Paris and the US. She ran a Photographic studio in Paris that side-hustled documents for her masters in the Kremlin til she was arrested and jailed in 1933. On her release in 37, she seems to have faded into the Chaos of WWII. Luckier girl than Mata Hari.

 

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Always thought Velma had Possibilities

 

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The Sleeping Concubine, 1885. Theodore Ralli

 

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For the Proprietress, another of the Romantics. This is

'Vanity', 1907. Frank Cadogan Cowper

 

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'La Liseuse', 1890. Jean-Jacques Henner

 

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'Tied Up', about 1940, Tadeus Styka, a remarkably prolific Polish Artist.

 

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Palm Sunday Finery, about 1945

 

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A Gown and Detail, by L& H Laufer, Vienna. 1913

 

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No idea, but the Makeup and the Stocking-tops say about 1964, and she is a DOLL.

 

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1964, though Bell had these at the World's Fair in Flushing Meadows, NY a year earlierView attachment 543323

Ok, I was wondering HOW they intended to squeeze video through the installed lines and switching hardware.

Looks like that was a point-to point service in designated buildings, rather than a customer home service. Makes more sense

 

[saddlebum66]

So is this confection brought to us by Mother Nature....Yummmm

 

[saddlebum66]

Ok, I was wondering HOW they intended to squeeze video through the installed lines and switching hardware.

Looks like that was a point-to point service in designated buildings, rather than a customer home service. Makes more sense

It was very new tech, and not in regular service, EVER, as far as I know. I remember seeing the the one at Grand Central in 64, but it was only going to the adverted destinations and the Fair....BTW, some of the constructs for that fair are still in Flushing Meadows....If youve seen the 'Iron Man' flick in which he finally figures out the Palladium poisoning issue, youve seen some of it....The Skeletonized Globe was a symbol of the Fair, and known as 'The Unisphere'

 

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Sweet beginnings for the End Run tonight

 

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The End is Scooting right along.....Hey Miss! What's the hurry?

 

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This End is searching for her Car Keys, AGAIN!......Oh ERRRRRJAAAAAAH?

 

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Looks like I missed one....I believe this End is Karen McDougal....easy to see her appeal

 

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...And Jane Fonda in the 1967 film Barbarella.

 

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You don't think that might be a consequence of age, do you, funny boy....? Those chickies are not likely older than 19 or 20, and many young ladies have breasts shaped that way in their early adult years. Add in that designers tend to look for models that fit the clothing, not clothing to fit the models. Grow up or go back to cows.

I see that it’s hard for you to acknowledge that I am correcting my misunderstanding.
Not the first time you talk about cows as something lower. I like them (it’s a zoo forum) and women too.

 

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For my friend, xxxxx