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Nestea Plunge Remember taking the "Nestea Plunge" when it was hot? Rusty Blazenhoff
feminist For the woman afraid of technology's progress, a set of horse blinders Xeni Jardin
mainframes 34 weird vintage photos of women in tiny miniskirts at huge old computers Xeni Jardin
vintage ads Women Are Needed: WWII-era U.S. government poster art, 1943. Xeni Jardin
vintage ads Unbelievable boy's toy gun ad from 1964: "Johnny Seven OMA (One Man Army)" Xeni Jardin
vintage ads 1970 ad: "A waste of mail… and female." Xeni Jardin
practical jokes Scan of 1960s novelty catalog Mark Frauenfelder
vintage ads What is this bizarre Indian "health gadget" from 1950s Bombay? Xeni Jardin
vintage ads Great moments in pulp fiction: "Lady, That's My Skull" Xeni Jardin
vintage ads The Four Leading Electric Novelties of 1897 Xeni Jardin
vintage ads In Truman's day, this was tofurkey for a meatless Thanksgiving Xeni Jardin
vintage ads Photo biz ad, 1926: Take Thanksgiving snapshots, before everyone you love dies Xeni Jardin
vintage ads Camel cigarettes help with Thanksgiving digestion Xeni Jardin
vintage ads Make science your obedient servant (vintage ad, 1946) Xeni Jardin
illustrations In the year 2000 Xeni Jardin
vintage ads 1950s Data storage ad Xeni Jardin

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