Lacuna: I’ll be following, but posting will be suspended while I take a long-overdue trip to Virginia. Goin’ east. Back mid-October.
This illustration is adapted from a post by Vintage Cowboy. I’m unable to identify its original source.
Tag: vintage
Lacuna: I’ll be following, but posting will be suspended while I take a long-overdue trip to Virginia. Goin’ east. Back mid-October.
This illustration is adapted from a post by Vintage Cowboy. I’m unable to identify its original source.
To launch my ninth year on tumblr, I’ve decided to shut the whole thing down for a week and go to California. And this will be an internet-free vacation. The only discernible technology I’m packing will be my camera, my electric toothbrush, and my vintage flip phone. That’s right, none of that fancy smarty phone tech for me. My phone is a dull and stupid phone.
So here’s an advance postcard from La Jolla. Wish you were here. See you next week!
Image via New York Public Library Digital Collections.
To launch my ninth year on tumblr, I’ve decided to shut the whole thing down for a week and go to California. And this will be an internet-free vacation. The only discernible technology I’m packing will be my camera, my electric toothbrush, and my vintage flip phone. That’s right, none of that fancy smarty phone tech for me. My phone is a dull and stupid phone.
So here’s an advance postcard from La Jolla. Wish you were here. See you next week!
Image via New York Public Library Digital Collections.
Neon: Red Feather Lodge, Tusayan, Arizona.
A vintage mid-century relic of cultural mis-appropriation, for Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
Neon: Red Feather Lodge, Tusayan, Arizona.
A vintage mid-century relic of cultural mis-appropriation, for Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
For hikergirl, who likes sausage logos: Valleydale Meats’ Pigs on Parade advertisement from the early 1950s. The three pigs featured prominently on Valleydale’s product packaging. I grew up watching this ad on a television that looked just like this.
For hikergirl, who likes sausage logos: Valleydale Meats’ Pigs on Parade advertisement from the early 1950s. The three pigs featured prominently on Valleydale’s product packaging. I grew up watching this ad on a television that looked just like this.
I’m heading to Duck, North Carolina for a few days, with seaside posts on my return.
Lithograph of ruddy and bufflehead ducks by James E. DeKay, from a series of books on the zoology of New York published between 1842 and 1844. From the New York Public Library Digital Gallery.
I’m heading to Duck, North Carolina for a few days, with seaside posts on my return.
Lithograph of ruddy and bufflehead ducks by James E. DeKay, from a series of books on the zoology of New York published between 1842 and 1844. From the New York Public Library Digital Gallery.
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