maudelynn: “Shamed be he who thinks evil of it" Lovely illustration for La Vie Parisienne by Vald’es c.1926

maudelynn: “Shamed be he who thinks evil of it" Lovely illustration for La Vie Parisienne by Vald’es c.1926

Fuckyeahvintageillustration: Fashion Plates By A. E. Marty For ‘La Gazette Du Bon Ton’, Issue #8, 1924. Description: “This Is A Particularly Interesting Piece Of Design History, In That The Setting Is A Floating Fashion Runway Specially Designed

Vintagegent: Outerwear, 1922 Via The New York Public Library Digital Collections

Questionableadvice: ~ The Mentor: A Little Book For The Guidance Of Such Men And Boys As Would Appear To Advantage In The Society Of Persons Of The Better Sort, By Alfred Ayres, 1884Via Hathi Trust Digital Library

Questionableadvice: ~ Linia Belt, 1939Via Flickr&Amp;Ldquo;Immediately You Put On The Linia Belt Your Abdominal Organs Are Restored To Their Correct Position.&Amp;Rdquo;

Questionableadvice: ~ Harper’s Weekly, January 1865 Via University Of Michigan Library

Questionableadvice: ~ Outsmart The Smart Guy, American Social Hygiene Association, 1951-1954Via University Of Minnesota

Questionableadvice: Reblogged From Devilduck: ~ Popular Science, June 1936

Onlyoldphotography: Ralph Crane: High School Girls Sporting Formal Dresses As They Gather For The Dance At The Hotel. Kentucky, 1952

Greeneyes55: New York 1926 Photo: E. O. Hoppé

Luzfosca: Drahomir Josef Ruzicka Pennsylvania Station, New York, Circa 1930S

Luzfosca: Wolfgang Suschitzky Embankment, London, 1947 From I Am A Lucky Man

Luzfosca: Willy Ronis Carrefour Sèvres Babylone, Paris, 1948

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