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Life Magazine 11-17-1958,.
the lengths they used to go to to convince the public that smoking wasn't one of the dumbest things anyone could do.
A billboard artist rendering the famous "V-J Day" photo that appeared in Life Magazine at the end of World War II. Seen from the High Line park.
One of many boxes brought down from the attic contained a number of magazines and books. I recognized some of them from my childhood, and when I had a chance later in the morning I went through the books in search of lost memories.
I found so much more: a stack of Life magazines from the 1940s and 1950s, mostly intact.
History in a box....
Only our car wax has the "Simoniz Secret", which is why it's different.
Boy that's a compelling argument. What's the secret?
From reenactor Dan Inouye's collection. The Life Magazine article describes the Tule Lake Internment Camp in California for Japanese-American citizens during World War II.
On the Thursday of our San Diego vacation, we took the U.S.S. Midway Museum tour. This was one of the views from the top deck. This is the "Unconditional Surrender" statue, by J. Seward Johnson.
My Dad gave me his set of Life Magazine Photography books a little while after Christmas, their amazing, there's about 20 of them. I don't know if I like how the editing came out now that it's on Flickr...I swear Flickr ruins the quality a tiny bit :/