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Another dieselpunk outfit from Velda Lauder

Another dieselpunk outfit from Velda Lauder

I believe this may be Acid Doll(I could be wrong) modelling a corset from Velda Lauder in a rather militaristic/dieselpunk ensemble.

I believe this may be Acid Doll(I could be wrong) modelling a corset from Velda Lauder in a rather militaristic/dieselpunk ensemble.

littlebunnysunshine:

vintage poster - Persan Export by vintageposters on Flickr.i feel this way about my booze too.

From Yaneff.com: 

“A dazzling blonde beauty in a blue polka dot dress, clings longingly to an oversized bottle of Persan Export. Set against a dramatic navy blue background, her passionate embrace can only hint at the wondrous sweet Liqueur that lies within the majestic bottle with a bold lion on the label. A large and striking design that speaks lovingly to the viewer.”

littlebunnysunshine:

vintage poster - Persan Export by vintageposters on Flickr.

i feel this way about my booze too.

From Yaneff.com:

“A dazzling blonde beauty in a blue polka dot dress, clings longingly to an oversized bottle of Persan Export. Set against a dramatic navy blue background, her passionate embrace can only hint at the wondrous sweet Liqueur that lies within the majestic bottle with a bold lion on the label. A large and striking design that speaks lovingly to the viewer.”

klg19:

The original stage incarnation of Frankenstein’s monster, by actor T.P. Cooke, here in Paris in 1826.  Cooke originated the role in 1823, and Mary Shelley herself was in the audience.
It looks like the monster has, at least, always been green.
Found at Frankensteinia, the Frankenstein Blog.
A close-up of Cooke’s head, in his fright wig:

klg19:

The original stage incarnation of Frankenstein’s monster, by actor T.P. Cooke, here in Paris in 1826.  Cooke originated the role in 1823, and Mary Shelley herself was in the audience.

It looks like the monster has, at least, always been green.

Found at Frankensteinia, the Frankenstein Blog.

A close-up of Cooke’s head, in his fright wig:

Cooke close-up

feastingonroadkill:

So good, I reposted it…

Wild Billy Childish And The Musicians Of The British Empire: ‘Santa Claus’

Have yourselves a garage thrash little xmas!!


turner-d-century:

zoomar:

May you have Christmas in the jungle with a robot.
via


And so say all of us!

turner-d-century:

zoomar:

May you have Christmas in the jungle with a robot.

via

And so say all of us!

photography by Waldemar Hansson

photography by Waldemar Hansson

(Source: candy-cou-ture)

muratdemirelli:

A fireman from the London Fire Brigade, wearing a smoke helmet. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images). Circa 1908

muratdemirelli:

A fireman from the London Fire Brigade, wearing a smoke helmet. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images). Circa 1908


The Mild Colonial Boy, Esq., an Antipodean Tory Gentlemen of profoundly Reactionary Views.