Tag Archive for '1930s'

Vintage Photo Album: Nurse Heloise is Bringing You Your Medicine

Nurse Heloise is bringing you your medicine. Don’t tell the other patients this, but she’s not a real nurse. (Auction Here – ends when it ends)

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Nurse Heloise is bringing you your medicine. The crowd is here to hold you down while she administers it. (Auction Here – ends when it ends)

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Nurse Heloise is bringing you your medicine. Doctor Jacobson is very concerned about your condition. (Auction Here – 5/3/12)

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Nurse Heloise is bringing you your medicine. (Auction Here – ended already)

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Nurse Heloise is bringing you your medicine. She has found that you will only comply when Mr. Boxes delivers it. (Auction Here – ends 5/7/12)

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Nurse Heloise is bringing you your medicine. Please pardon her if she walks through your imaginary friends. (Auction Here – ends 5/5/12)

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Nurse Heloise is bringing you your medicine. She looks like this when viewed from a distance. (Auction Here – ends 5/4/12)

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Nurse Heloise is bringing you your medicine. Some nights she tosses and turns in bed with dreams of escaping this drudgery. (Auction Here – ends when it ends and expensive)

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Nurse Heloise is bringing you your medicine. (Auction Here – ends when it ends)

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Pinup of the Week: Spicy Mystery August 1937

Spicy Mystery Stories 1937 08 August Pulp Cover

KEEPER of
the BONES
by Ken Cooper

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Pinup of the Week: Happy Friday the 13th

Franz Xaver Setzer, Vienna

It’s my lucky day, Friday the 13th, and I’ve chosen a special subject for this week. This is, very certainly, as identified on the back, a photo from the studio of Franz Xaver Setzer (1886-1939), a photographer who worked in Vienna. Setzer had occasion to photograph actors, actresses, composers, and writers, as well as aristocrats, politicians, and prominent businessmen. A Google image search on Setzer brings up some very interesting photos, but nothing quite like this item. The severely plucked eyebrows here make me think it was taken around 1930. Written in pencil on the back, it says “Vogue – Dec 15″. Compare (with some imagination) to this photo of Myrna Loy from the movie Thirteen Women (1932). Is it me, or does the tiara look like it was made from paper?

Any further information on this photo would definitely be welcome. Here is the eBay auction page (already over).

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Pinup of the Week: Hello From the Future – 1937

Ah! The past, back when the future looked so much better than it does now. These days, people in the future are locked into stuggles of life and death where innocents find themselves pitted against each other in long, bitter battles involving merciless violence and planned, heartless attrition. Hi beautiful lady from the Future! You sure do look good today. You’ve got your lights on, I see.

Miss Myrtle Reinheart at the Chicago Merchandise Mart Home Furnishing show……….7-2-1937

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Vintage Photo Album: Levitating Body Edition

I love old photos that are all messed up with cracks, spots, foxing, and holes. Sometimes I’ll scan a photo and clean up some of the flaws, and then I’ll think to myself: It doesn’t look as good. I love the duck in this photo, and the magician’s assistant. Auction Here (Ends 2/27)

R is for Rhoda consumed by a fire. Auction Here (Ended already)

The dog looks like a puppet, doesn’t it? Auction Here (Ends 2/23)

This photo has a kind of real – not real – real thing going on. Auction Here (Ends 2/23)

Two people who were very clearly waiting for the photographer. Auction Here (Ends 2/23)

The flying monkeys let our technician out for a minute and he snuck away into the light of day. Thanks for your patience during this difficult transition.
I ated Tinkerbell.

Fhtagn Spoken Here.

... the attic, a vast raftered length lighted only by small blinking windows in the gable ends, and filled with a massed wreckage of chests, chairs, and spinning-wheels which infinite years of deposit had shrouded and festooned into monstrous and hellish shapes.
The Shunned House
H.P. Lovecraft




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