The internet is a mind blowing place. And sometimes all you need is a great twitter feed to blow your mind to pieces. These ads were produced sometime between 1840-1875 and preserved by the Library of Congress. Epic design work. Can only imagine the amount of time these took to create. Their awesomeness sure endures. Via: Lookbothways by way of PublicSchool
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Showing posts with label farm. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
WOKE UP TO VINTAGE AWESOMENESS
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Wednesday, January 6, 2010
BEST CAMERON FRY IMPERSONATION BY A ROOSTER
Cameron Fry, in a pivotal scene in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, let's out the loudest yell when he sees the mileage on his dad's vintage Ferrari. See if you agree.
P.S. This has to be the most successful rooster in the business.
P.S. This has to be the most successful rooster in the business.
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