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Monthly Archives: April 2012
I’ll Never Ask For Anything Ever Again As Long As I Live!
There were tons of ads in comics aimed squarely at boys, but none sent them into paroxysms of mad delirium as much as an ad for a MINI-BIKE! Owning and riding a mini-bike was the subject of many a school … Continue reading
Posted in What I Miss About Comics
Tagged 1967, ad, comicbook, comics, Marvel Comics, mini-bike, Two-Gun Kid, vintage
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Friday Five – Number Sixteen
Sixteenth in a series creating a collage using five elements.
Posted in Blast from the Past, Collage, Friday Five, News
Tagged escaping, failed relationships, ranchers
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At The Water’s Edge
John B. Capewell of Westville, NJ is back with some lads, but not with the same lads that have been in the past few posts. Capewell is the second from the left or the third from the left if I … Continue reading
Lydia’s Tablecloth
A few weeks ago, we lost a good neighbor. Lydia was 93 years old and had lived her entire life in a three story brick row home on our street. Her house was as neat as a pin, she did … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, News
Tagged 1950s, Illustration, markets, vintage tablecloth
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Pencil Roll
Being the gal-on-the-go that I am, I’ve been wanting to make a pencil roll for a while. I had some mattress ticking lying around from a quilt that I made a few years ago that was perfect for the project.
Grotesque Children Stereotypify Foreign Countries and WIN PRIZES!!!
Here’s the grotesque children! They look like those creepy, dried apple sculptures and all seem to be breaking out in freckles or some horrid skin disease across the bridge of their noses.…and here is their challenge!
Posted in What I Miss About Comics
Tagged 1960, ad, advertising, Blackhawk, cash, CLOVERINE BRAND SALVE, comic book, comics, DC Comics, geography, prizes, scam, ugly kids, vintage
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Friday Five – Number Fifteen
Fifteenth in a series creating a collage using five elements.
Posted in Blast from the Past, Collage, Friday Five
Tagged baking, cake, Hamilton Beach Mixer, vintage
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