Vintage shots from days gone by!

Been scraping up some more fuzzy memories from high school yearbooks, as usual all new to the H.A.M.B. Mostly Midwestern stuff this time, with a couple detours. Part one of four:




















More to come...

 

Part 2:




















Yet more to come...

 

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look all over the internet. That's funny.

 

Part 3:




















("Hey Mom! Tell JoAnne to keep her grubby paws off my models - she already broke the windshield off my Continental!")
More to come... it may take a while as Flickr is reeeeally slow tonight (like four minutes to display a picture ).

 

Part 4:

















Saving my favorite for last:


These photos were brought to you by the friendly folks at Osborn Oil Company:

(You guys really need a new slogan. )

 

SE Union Ave/McLoughlin Blvd, from the Ross Island Bridge, Portland, Oregon

 

Waylon Jennings, Littlefield, TX

 

I like this one. Two American kids wearing typical old fasion from my country, the Netherlands.

 

This picture was likely taken before the fateful event at Clear Lake Iowa, where Waylon would give up his seat on the plane to fellow Texan J. P. Richardson (aka "The Big Bopper"), on the "Day the Music Died".

 

It is a little known fact that prior to entering Starship Academy, James T. Kirk was a known menace on the highway!

 

Kirk, yes but not that one. Kirk Douglass

 

That's right, I'd forgotten that!

 

Bet this '31 3-window caused a lot of double-takes in its day! I've seen a few black-and-whites of this car but never a color shot - good find! Too bad it didn't go into production; it was a handsome car.

 

NY Worlds Fair?


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House moving, California style. A rough neighborhood, judging by the state of the pedal car at left.

 

That's a 58, the World's Fair was in 64