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Inside one of the Pagodas - think it was Lab 5
Organised tour of an abandoned Atomic Weapons Research Establishment
Thanks to TalkUrbex and The National Trust
close-up of a tile pattern found on the side of a building in the old downtown of Downey, California
President Yoon Suk Yeol meets with Korean atomic bomb victims at a hotel in Hiroshima, Japan on May 19, 2023.
May 19, 2023
Hiroshima, Japan
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Official Photographer : JEON HAN
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2023-05-19
히로시마
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This thing is cool - it spins! Anyone seen this before? I found an image of it online which referred to it as french...
My collection of Atomic-Age dishes. They include Royal China's Blue Heaven pattern and Tickled Pink by Vernon Ware. I also have a retro pyrex 2 cup glass teapot that I found at a thrift store for 86 cents! The hutch was my grandmother's and its from the 50's.
Atomic lobster
book cover / HARD COVER EDITION
MORROW BOOKS client
art director RICHARD AQUAN
illustration bill mayer
illustration ©Bill mayer 2007
Aug 6th, 8:15 am. A good reminder of what we can't allow to ever happen again.
(if interested: japandave.com/2010/07/atomic-reminder/)
This atomic likely dates from the late mid 1950's. These machines are relatively rare: they are as large as later Robbiati Atomics but do not have the steam arm attachment that became standard on all later Italian made Atomic machines. The bakelite handle on the portafilter is smaller than later handles, with a scalloped indent. The machine also has the classic Brevetti Robbiati ATOMIC badge.
I know, I know, you're wondering too -- what woman applies eyeliner to her boobs? Well, what if "she" isn't a woman? What if "she" is a member of the all-male cast of Harvard's Hasty Pudding theatrical society? That would explain a lot, wouldn't it? (An explanation that stunned-looking girl in the background may sorely need to hear!)