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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Game Pouch
The problem with some games are the ginormous boxes they come in, especially when you live in an old house with minimal closet space. I decided that since this particular game had no board, why not sew a pouch to … Continue reading
Green’s Hotel – 8th and Chestnut
Here’s an advertisement for Green’s Hotel from the program/souvenir booklet for the play L’Aiglon starring Maude Adams which played in Philadelphia at The Broad Street Theater back in 1901. Electric lights and modern conveniences! Tom Green created quite a stir … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, News
Tagged 8th & Chestnut Streets, Green's Hotel, Philadelphia, vintage
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The Scourge of Weekend Warriors
Posted in What I Miss About Comics
Tagged 1973, comic books, comics, loser, motorcycle, phoney, Potsie, sad, scourge, Spider-man, tattoo, totem, weekend warrior
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Birthday Crown No.12
Posted in Collage, Crafts, News
Tagged 3D movie audience, birthday, birthday crown, collage, digital, film countdown numbers, film noir movie posters, hat, Hollywood, party, scan, Tina Garceau. illustration
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Happy Birthday Lloyd!
Twelve years ago, Lloyd came upon the scene – where does the time go? He was a sweet baby, and is growing into a kind and charming young man. This is actually a cake. Buried beneath the M&Ms and Kit … Continue reading
Posted in News
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Friday Five – Number Eight
The eighth in a series creating a collage using five elements.
Posted in Collage, Friday Five, News
Tagged 1940s, The Andrew Sisters, vintage photo booth pictures
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Dad, Mom and The Capewell Kids
Thanks to James Bessing, Sr. and his research into census records, I have added another piece to the puzzle of who may be who in these glass negatives.
A Jog Down Memory Lane
I’ve raided the old portfolio for today’s post.
Posted in Blast from the Past, It Came From the Sketchbook
Tagged 1989, analog, business cards, exercise, gerontological nursing, Illustration, ink, jogging, Kimco Graphics, Kit Reeve, MCP, Medical College of Pennsylvania, Nursing, punk rock, Rapidographs, senior citizens, technical pens
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When The Comic Was Better Than The Movie
I was leafing through some old comics looking for something that would fit this category when I came across this ad: Gene Colan’s recent death had brought about a number of articles and posts in appreciation of the great one’s … Continue reading
Posted in What I Miss About Comics
Tagged 1978, color, Gene Colan, Godzilla, Great White Shark, Jaws 2, magazine, Marvel, movie adaptation, Tom Palmer
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