The Florida “palmetto jumper,” a combination dog-lunch-shooter wagon for use on the wide palmetto barrens. Two shooters ride on top while the dogs range ahead. When the dogs point the wagon halts about a hundred yards from the point and the shooters move up on foot.
Photo from The Standard Book of Hunting and Shooting, edited by Robert B. Stringfellow (copyright 1950, Stackpole & Heck, Inc.).
Gas war resistant pram. England, Hextable, 1938.
My dad totally would have married this woman. Vintage ad for Lowe’s, 1965 Life Magazine; via.
Pram provided with a radio, including antenna and loudspeaker, to keep the baby quiet. United States, 1921.
Scanned images of photos, illustrations, etc. including specs for the Avion Pickup Camper (diagrams for Deluxe Gaucho Model, Custom Side Dinette), Avion luxury travel trailers (diagrams for 31′ Imperial, 28′ Travelcader, 25′ Argonaut, 22′ Tourist), extolling the virtues of aluminum construction and the “amazing new” THERMO-X insulation, promo for Travelcade Club, etc. From brochure promoting the 1969 Avion line, titled “The Switch Is On To Avion”.
One wheel motor cycle, 1931:
One wheel motorcycle (invented by Italian M. Goventosa de Udine). Maximum speed: 150 kilometers per hour ( 93 Mph).
Motorcycles: the New Imperial (also called: the Blue Prince). Three man eating smoked sausages after finishing a 25.000 km. test drive. The Netherlands, Gorsel, 1931.
If you can look past her gams and the gun, look at the rockin’ yellow heavy metal! Who knew skeet-shooters drove muscle cars?!
Elvgren pinup, 1974, via x-ray delta one.
Photo via Superbomba.
