While supping some Bovril from a polystyrene coffee cup. Glamourous.
Bonus 1 - Marble Sculptures of the Limbs Of Queen Victoria’s Babies
Bonus 2 -
If I fits... |
Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
While supping some Bovril from a polystyrene coffee cup. Glamourous.
Bonus 1 - Marble Sculptures of the Limbs Of Queen Victoria’s Babies
Bonus 2 -
If I fits... |
You might think that this is a picture of The Blue-Hilled Mountains of Virginia, but I cannot confirm. The odd colouring stems from the poorer colour stability of Ektachrome slide films (and other E6-based processes. Kodachrome For The Win.
Funnily enough, this slide dates from May 1960. I wonder what else happening sixty years ago...
Bonus - THE ALLIES’ BILLION-DOLLAR SECRET: THE PROXIMITY FUZE OF WORLD WAR II
Highland Cattle, or Heilan' Coos, to be precise, and a very distinctive breed.
The even have their own preservation society
This is, obviously, the island of Squat, in Derbyshire's Foremark Reservoir.
Often mistaken for St Michael's Mount in Cornwall, Squat is actually a 86% scale model of St Michael's Mount and was built by students foe 1993's University of Wessex Rag Week.
Bonus - Every Single Frame
Admittedly, it's probably a church wedding, and just a pic while waiting for the bride, but... Where's the fun in that.
Bonus - Puppy Love
Bonus 2 - Cracking open a 117-year-old Antarctic milk time capsule
OK. I'm flummoxed.
Dealers in what? Or is Nashua a brand name for something? Kitchen Spatulas?
It's probably Nasua, the town in New Hampshire, but more questions than answers.
Bonus -
FINALLY, I've managed to restore the Blog's ability to upload images. Praise be.
Bonus - In Defense of Eating Brains
Just a nice, homely image.
Wish I knew more about it.
Bonus - That Susan Boyle Moment - Theme from Titanic.
It seems to be an attempt at "The World's Worst Table-Lamp" creation.
Nice idea (?) Hideous Endpoint.
Bonus - Torture Devices For Your Frat House And Lodge From A 1908 Catalogue