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Eric from DC sent this m way. Thanks man.
I’ve been away from this blog for a little while. There might be a few photo posts in the pipeline.
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I caught this little gem in my RSS feed from Ephemeral New York in a post titled A 19th century cemetery on Chrystie Street.
More: ephemeralnewyork.wordpress.com
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Here is another Popular Mechanics article. May 1931.
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The Amazing Return of the “Bikes”
Popular Mechanics Magazine
January 1935
Some “bicycle basketball” looking more like rad ball. Seen in Popular Mechanics.
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Damon sent a photo my way, thanks man.
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
Bet all you polo-of-all-sorts types ain’t seen this
Thanks Ken
about 2 years ago - 2 comments
read more of History of Chogân (Polo) on the Iran Chamber Society
about 3 years ago
Take that you bunch of chavs
about 3 years ago
Somebody has to get hold of a vintage bike from that era
about 3 years ago
Amazing! I love these old history threads.
about 3 years ago
that’s the way it should be, you wankers!!!!!! ireland forever!!!!!!!!!
about 3 years ago
Oswald Sealy in the top left looks like he means business.
“huuuurryyy up, take the photo, we’ve got some fools to crush”