Picture/Clip Post Magazine

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A Ted Mingo pinup girl from 1949

 

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A Dizzy6, when Boeing was only one of the Big Mfrs of Passenger Planes, about 1950

 

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1925

 

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Likely out of a Captain Marvel comic in the WWII years, from the Art style.

 

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Carole Lombard, 1929....Before she hit the Big Time. A perfect example of a Pre-Code Starlet. Whatever she's wearing, it ain't street-legal

 

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No idea, about 1910

 

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Yumm

 

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yummm again

 

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Lili Marlene redux

 

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Yeowwwww

 

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Seems like someone snapped a descriptive photo of some of our users...The fella with the bags thinks hes gonna turn into a pillar of Salt...

 

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Sometimes good things DO come in threes

 

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Honey, I told you if anyone asks, you haven't seen me!

 

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Zelda Boden, a Circus Performer, here about 1910....She likely shook em up in the Hinters....hecause she could shake em up today.....yummmm

 

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The End is obscure, but the curves are VERY well engineered

 

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This End is auditioning for "Sleeping Beauty Licks Her Own Dragons!" coming soon to a Theatre near you.

 

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Sweet Smile on this End...Dragon or not....

 

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Parrot-mouth...Not a good thing.

Brachygmatism yes... It was more to show the similar cape to that of the Akhal-Teke.

 

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Marly Horses I.

The Marly horses are two sculptural groups that represent wild horses and their grooms. In Carrara marble, they were executed between 1743 and 1745 by Guillaume Coustou.

They were commissioned by Louis XV of France to decorate the entrance to the park of the Palace of Marly, in order to replace two sculptures by Antoine Coysevox: Mercury and Fame of Louis XIV.

In 1794 they were moved to the Plaza of the Concord.

In 1984, due to the fact that the parade of the armed forces on July 14 weakened them, they were replaced by copies. The originals are preserved in the Louvre Museum.

 

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Marly Horses II.

 

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Marly Horses III.

 

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Marly Horses IV.

 

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Juan Antonio Oronoz. Calle de la Montera (Madrid 1960.)

 

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Bryce Cameron Liston, Catherine la Rose

 

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More Hammer House of Horror vampires

 

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