Photographs From The 1920's

http://www.angelfire.com/ak2/intelligencerreport/photo20.html ^

[navysealdad]

These rare photographs of the 1920s. ...

[Baynative]

Thanks for the post.

[DManA]

Hollywoodland. Huh.

[gorush]

Civil War era photos
http://www.mikelynaugh.com/VirtualCivilWar/New/Originals2/index.html

[La Lydia]

Photographs were fantastic. The formatting and presentation was annoying.

[30Moves]

This was great - seems even then Wall Street was causing problems. :)

[Future Snake Eater]

Horribly annoying. Looks like some guy just learned how to use Powerpoint.

[KamperKen]

"Photographs were fantastic. The formatting and presentation was annoying."

My opinion as well. They should have used a slide-show format, or better still, just displayed them all on a webpage with explanatory captions.

[OldPossum]

There was a photograph about 25 cent gas. Heck, I paid 19 cents a gallon in 1962.

[PowderMonkey]

"There was a photograph about 25 cent gas. Heck, I paid 19 cents a gallon in 1962."

And, you got three station attendants checking your oil, cleaning your windshield, and handing out your S&H Green stamps! And a fill-up got you dish towels, stemware, or a six-place stainless steel flatware setting.

[OldPossum]

Yep!

[Revolting cat!]

Don’t forget the free maps, with or without a gas purchase.

[goat granny]

In High School during the mid 50’s gas at the discount stations was also 19 cents a gallon. If one of the guys drove use girls home, we had to dig into our pockets to come up with 19 cents so he could buy a gallon of gas...We all lived miles from school and many took the bus with a student discount card....10 cents...

[YihYthink]

Nice great stuff, indeed rare pictures I love the nostalgia of the 1920s and 30s. So this year I created a 13 minute film called “Love at First Flight”on YouTube, maybe something you would enjoy.......

http://youtu.be/dZzpLoCsps8

Cool stuff

[WestwardHo]

So this year I created a 13 minute film called “Love at First Flight”on YouTube, maybe something you would enjoy.......

That was cute! Lotta work went into that, good job!
Thanks for posting!

[Ronald_Magnus]

They showed a town labeled Cashmere, Oregon. Don’t think it ever existed. There is however a Cashmere in my state next door, Washington.

[momtothree]

Thank you for posting, navysealdad! I loved the video! I was really amazed at the one picture of the early RV. I never knew something like that even existed.

[Former MSM Viewer]

later

[Pharmboy]

Loved this...thanks! And thanks for your son’s service...(my boy is at infantry officer’s training now at Benning).

[My hearts in London - Everett]

I loved how it just ..... stopped. lol