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For Guess Where NYC. If you are not in the Guess Where NYC group please do not guess!

 

I'll have more to say about this if and when it's guessed.

 

Guess Where: this is from 1975 but little has changed.

 

UPDATED description: This is a march/protest in support of Soviet Jewry held near the UN. According to the New York Times, over 100,000 attended. The black banner at the back reads "Their fight is our fight."

CN 500's power is returning to Pointe St-Charles Yard after dropping cars off at Turcot Ouest. Both units (CN 4901 & CN 4939) are secondhand purchases.

Got this gorgeous dress from my local @redcrossau shop. I bought it when it was still summery, then life got in the way so I couldn't wear it until it was more wintery. Now it's gotta go away in the summer clothes closet for 6 months.

Anyway, it's pretty frickin' gorgeous, right?

 

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No date/location info.

1950's (Kodachrome Red Frame).

 

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From the first church rummage sale of the year.

Check out the cat symbol on the Corticelli ones.

Mount is stamped "Jul 71." Most likely Ridgewood, New Jersey: there was a Perdue's Sport Shop in Ridgewood, and the internet is silent about any others.

Frame is marked "Christmas 1957"

Scenic, South Dakota; one of the former businesses along the main street of Scenic. The town was founded around the turn of the 20th century as a railroad and ranching town. The railroad discontinued operations some years ago leading to the decline and eventual abandonment of the town. Some of the

businesses along the main street (highway) were open as recently as the early 2010's. Now the town is empty, and the old buildings are deteriorating.

Stamped December, 1963.

 

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Took a lot of work to get this to this state, gotta tell you...

No date stamp, but guessing 1964 on the basis of other slides. Definitely Florida.

 

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From earlier this week, in this GORGEOUS dress I picked up from @uturnvintage a few weeks back. Perfect in-the-office wear, doncha think?

  

Mount stamped June 58

Explored on October 26 #88

 

I bought these 2 vases in a secondhand store last week for only 35 cents!!

Two of the three ex_Norfolk Southern high-hood GP38-2s picked up by Reading & Northern in the great Autumn sale of 2017. Port Clinton, PA.

 

These returned to service on the RBMN, but unfortunately from aesthetic point of view with chopped down noses.

 

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I felt this alley reflected the interior of the book store

Queen Elizabeth in Canada... Canadian mount, stamped "Oct 77"

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Brighton

 

Leica M3 , 35mmf2 Summicron and Rollei Retro 400S , stand developed in Rodinal 1 +100 for 1 hour.

Providence, RI. Stamped March, 1973.

 

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A secondhand shop in Chiltern (northern Victoria).

1950's. Carnegie Library at Syracuse University; Syracuse, New York. See comment below from Joe Schumacher.

 

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Mount is stamped "Oct 59"

SeaWorld; San Diego, California. Stamped January, 1971. Not so hot when it came off the scanner...

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Canon AE1 + P, Kodak portra 400

Frame is stamped August, 1963

Absolutely my favourite findings of this last period at the flea market!

 

- Old japanese xylophone, with a music book, fully functional and with a beautiful graphic ♥

- An old box of POlicromi, italian chalks of the '50, a gift with the kylophone.

- Beautiful french postacrd of the first years of 1900, stamped and written by someone. I absolutely need them to arrange a photo mosaic in my living room! I need someone who translate these for me...but who? They are perfectly written with an italic handwriting!

- Vintage sunglasses of the'60, belonged to a Countess. The vendor told me an amazing history of this piece!

 

...yes, sure i'm happy! :)

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Patio of a house in Miami, FL

 

Not overly fond of this batch I received last month. I only bothered to scan 55 of the hundred... At least 10 were shots of somebody's dog.

More very bright July afternoon sunshine and here Sanders former Semmence of Wymondham Plaxton (Transbus) bodied Dennis Javelin type number 851 - YO54 DRX is captured on Rectory Lane at Burnham Thorpe as it passes the Green Lane turn while working the above schoolday only service 201 journey. Having reached this point from Wells APHS by way of Holkham, Burnham Overy Staithe, Burnham Market and Burnham Thorpe the route to Wicken Green runs via North Creake, South Creake, Sculthorpe, Dunton, Tattersett and Syderstone.

 

The group of seven villages collectively known as “The Burnhams” take their name from the River Burn and Burnham Thorpe is well known as the birthplace of Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson who was born here on 29th September 1758. The settlement of Wicken Green occupies the former RAF Sculthorpe Administration and Married Quarters. Although no longer operational, much of the site is still owned by the MOD and it is currently used by the USAF based at RAF Mildenhall for low flying training exercises. There is an RAF Sculthorpe Heritage Centre which tells a fascinating story.

 

Both new and secondhand examples of the Dennis Javelin have previously featured in the Sanders fleet. Number 851 was originally delivered new to an unidentified MOD Contractor in October 2004 and it passed to NORSE Eastern in February 2016 having been reregistered from SK54 DWZ to YO54 DRX in September 2015. During March 2021 it moved to Jubilee Coaches of Rollesby where it received their cherished plate L555 JCR in June 2021 and then reverted to YO54 DRX before joining the Semmence fleet in August 2023. It then came to Sanders with their acquisition of the Semmence business in May 2026,

 

Stamped July, 1987; probably a 4th of July parade. Litchfield, CT

On the sales line at EnsignBus.

Part of one section ($2.50 books) in the huge Lifeline Bookfest in Brisbane.

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