Vintage shots from days gone by!

Does your grandma fool around or at least hold still while I do?

 

"Buskers"

 

You can feel the music and mouvement,

I reached out for the volume knob

 

Actually Philadelphia. The blue Checker was a Yellow Cab Cabulance and the Plymouth cab is a 600 unit which was assigned to the Girard avenue garage. I drove out of Girard a couple of years after this photo was taken. Good to see my hometown on the thread.

 

Just wrong in so many ways.

 

Especially since it looks like an AutoCad 3D drawing or photoshop...

 

Looks more photo-shopped than real to me, and the background looks very modern - suggesting this is not the thread that it should be posted in.
Beside that, it is quite a bit wrong.

 

This 1948 shot is of a new City of Anchorage Fire Department fire apparatus being loaded into a ship at the Port of Seattle.

 

Snow shed - Snoqualmie Pass.

 

Bothell jitney stages

 

A man standing in the lumberyard of Seattle Cedar Lumber Manufacturing, 1939

 

You look at something like this that has had so much love and craftsmanship put into it, and you can only wonder, "Where is it now?" Hope it's a cared-for heirloom rather than a candidate for the Sitting and Rotting thread.

 

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...and he's not kidding!

 

Traces of Texas
This photo of the corner of Austin and Court streets in downtown Seguin, the corner of Austin and Court streets. Here''s the same scene today. Where did the people go?
https://www.google.com/maps/@29.568...4!1suWWhEwYj3sUUzubbZWfNtg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

 

Traces of Texas
The Bogar Furniture Store downtown Houston. 1940 or so

 

Traces of Texas
Downtown Raymondville, Tx in the 1950s.

 

Look at all the Chebby cars in the older pic! Quite a contrast between the two pix.