…and so I did. Good morning, baby. Get it up and smell the bacon! (Squeal like a pig…)
Tag Archives: Collecting
We should post our fuckin’ Pigs – said The Texan.
New Old Navy Young Sailors!
Recent additions to the vernacular photo collection. File them under sailors. We particularly like the cock flags in the central image and the sweet youth of the lads on the left. Who knows how many survived the war. Ships? Eh…came in the lot with the boys. One snapshot and four RPPCs.
Christ! St. Sebastian, Soldiers, Athletes, a Cowboy and a Hustler.
View of a corner of the archives…
Posted in Art and Artists, Collecting, iPhone, Leather, Military, Photography, Sports
Tagged Art, Collecting, Culture, Gay, Homoerotic, iPhone, Masculine, Photography
More sweet early 20th Century Sailor Boys
In a corner of the library…
Posted in Collecting, iPhone, Military, Photography, Youth
Tagged Art, Collecting, Homoerotic, iPhone, Photography, Sailor, US Navy
Collectible Propaganda: War is Peace
Posted in Collecting, iPhone, Military, Photography, SCANDAL: Politics, Crime, Revolution and More., Signage
Tagged Antique, Collecting, Poster, Propaganda
Bear Sighting at Hillsborough Antique Show!
Posted in ANIMALS: Human and otherwise..., Collecting, iPhone, Northern California
Tagged Antiques, Collecting, iPhone Photo, Wordplay
Antiquarian Frog…really.
Posted in Collecting, indicator Species, iPhone, Mendocino County, Signage
Tagged Antiques, Collecting, Frog, Signage
Diesel Blitz, Fail Safe and other cool pre-Pop fluids…
Seen at the tire store. US Highway 101.
Posted in Collecting, iPhone, Mendocino County, Photography, Signage
Tagged Collecting, Found Art, Pop Art, Redwood Highway, Signage
Goldfield Ghost Town’s Glory Hole and More
Glory Hole Antiques, that is. An odd little junk shop with an open door, an interesting inventory, no price tags and no one in sight or within earshot. We put a few dollars in a jar for an old bottle and a small cannonball. Goldfield boomed in the early part of the century, following a 1903 bonanza strike, and was busy until 1940, after which it fell into decline. Few businesses are open or residences occupied now, with vacancy running about 90%. On U.S. Highway 95 in Nevada.
Posted in Collecting, History, Nevada, Photography, Road Trips, Signage, Travel
Tagged Collecting, Culture, Ghost Town, Goldfield, History, Nevada, Road Trip, Signage, Western
The Gay Highwaymen 