Imagine owning the original to this flyer from the early 1800's .... this would be "priceless"!
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An artifact like that would have a great deal of value, although the value may be more to a museum (The Smithsonian for example) for what it represents than at auction.
True, but you never know what a private collector might be willing to pay for something.
I am no longer amazed at what some people will do these days. What was once most outrageous is becoming commonplace.
True, but you never know what a private collector might be willing to pay for something.
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Yeah. Anytime from the early 60s to early 70s.Bullet bras were the rage in the 60s but many younger women worn under garments like this slut had on.thanks for the link - it's a great little loop! what do you think? early 60's? maybe even late 50's?
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very well done MacNFries, it is painful for some folks to see, but it is part of our country's history and should not be forgotten. Fortunately we have some smart and literate guys on site, so glad to see you opening up a thread that is informative..Torpedo was right, just like the Holocaust, the Middle Passage and Reconstruction has to retained. The racism and anti-Semitism is ingrained in some people and cultures. We are never very far from evil and it raises it's head periodically in genocide (Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and lesser know locations)..so thanks and drive on..OSPIts amazing what you can find and how quickly you can find it on the internet. All the geneology research that's been previously done makes it easy to pull up info on practically anyone in the 19th century and on ... I did a research on this John Carter guy (poster) ... he and his wife, Louisa were in the process of liquidating their estate and moving to the free-state of Indiana, which was the purpose of the sale. His family was tracked all the way back to Corotoman, England to John Carter I (1613-1669) who was bigtime in the slave trading industry back then. There's more info on all this in the John Carter-Brown Library.
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Raylene, this pic reminds me of an article in Vanity Fair, about one of the heiresses of the Rothschild family (one of the great European financial dynasties), who was a dedicated lover of modern jazz and particularly Thelonius Monk. She supported him through thick and thin, because of his genius, he also exhibited what we now call Bi-Polar characteristics, so he was not very stable and resorted to self medication..with her wealth, she didn't care one bit what proper white society thought..proves again, love transcend color, or cultures..ospmy favorite photo from this era - this big city hepster girl. all over the country, girls from small, conservative towns picked up and moved to nyc or san francisco looking for more in life. and that often included exploring their sexuality in a new world of black men. this girl is SO hot! and so into black . . .
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let me look around and see what other pictures i've got. i think we'll go to the 30s next.