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Vintage Kodak BROWNIE HAWKEYE Camera, Flash, FlashGuard - eBay (item 310097336629 end time Nov-08-08 20:55:00 PST)This vintage Kodak Brownie Hawkeye camera comes complete with flash attachment and protective cover. The front is marked, "Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Camera Flash Model."
The label on the flash hood says, "Kodalite Flasholder. Made in Rochester, N.Y., U.S.A. by Eastman Kodak Company. Use fresh "C" size photoflash batteries or Kodak B-C flashpack. Kodak 2-Way Flash-Guard recommended." The label gives suggested settings for using either Kodak film or Verichrome, Plus-X, Super XX Kodacolor, Type A.
The protective cover has a fabric label inside marked, "Kodak 2-Way Flash Guard, Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N.Y. Made in U.S.A. TM Reg. U.S. Pat. Off."
Someone took good care of it. A detailed cleaning would help. There's dust inside the two surprisingly clear and bright viewfinder windows. The carry strap is tough, flexible black plastic or nylon. The protective cover is clear on the front and matte sides and back, still very flexible and soft. The shutter clicks nice and fast.
THE ILLUSTRATOR, 5 Vintage Art Instructor Schools Mags! - eBay (item 310097559806 end time Nov-08-08 18:55:00 PST)These five issues of The Illustrator were published quarterly by Art Instruction Schools of Minneapolis, Minnesota. They were mailed to the subscriber, my artist husband Joe Wehrle, Jr. in the sixties and seventies. He particularly liked the column by grumpy, opinionated Taubes in four issues.
The issues and contents are:- Summer 1964, Vol 50, No 2, 16 pages, cover by Charles Murphy
- Staff News
- Fifty Golden Candles
- Sketching is Fun by Don Jardine
- Wisdom: then and now
- Art Talent Available
- Latham Contest Winners
- Fall 1966, Vol 52, No 4, 32 pages, cover by Roy Kerswill
- Mountain Artist: Roy Kerswill by Jeri Engh
- A Wildlife Calendar by Les Kouba
- Stay in School Poster Contest Winners
- Ask Taubes
- Beginners Competition Winners
- Art Talent Available
- Student Mailbag
- The Importance of Doing What You Want to Do by George Sher
- 1967 Dinnerware Pattern Contest Announcement
- Trumpets for Teachers by Heidi Marie Querengesser
- Book Reviews
- Fall 1970, Vol 57, No 4, 32 pages, cover "The Poet" oil painting by Frederic Taubes
- Taubes on Taubes (Reluctantly) by Frederic Taubes
- Pebble People by Elaine N. Place
- Student Mailbag
- A Cartoon a Day by James H. Malone
- Earning While Learning by Be Be Redmond
- Ask Taubes
- Trumpets for Teachers by Abraham Lincoln
- Beginner's Competition Winners, August 1970
- Art Talent Available
- Stay in School Poster Contests Winners
- Book Reviews
- Spring 1971, Vol 58, No 2, 32 pages, cover by Walter Swanson
- I Wanted to Free-lance by Ken Carlson
- Beauty in Simplicity: The Art of Walter Swanson by Fred White
- 1971 Annual Competition Announcement
- Sculpture in Bronze by Merle Olson
- Student Mailbag
- Art Talent Available
- Ask Taubes by Frederic Taubes
- Beginners Competition Winners, February 1971
- Book Reviews
- Winter 1971, Vol 58, No 1, 32 pages, cover by Jim Killen
- The Art of Embossing by Ronald Raymer
- Trumpets for Teachers by Allen Shellnut
- 1970 Annual Competition Winners
- Ask Taubes
- Student Mailbag
- Art Talent Available
- Book Review
These issues show some gorgeous art. The Art Competitions show art by students--a splendid variety with a high level of skill. Art Talent Available showcases the art of accomplished students seeking work. Trumpets for Teachers share favorite stories from art teachers on their experiences.
Sample Q and A from Taubes:
Q. Not long ago I listened to a lecture by a well known art critic who drew a parallel between the French painter David and Mondrian, without elaborating on it. Could you do it for me?
A. The only parallel I can think of is that the first was a good neo-classicistic hack and the second an inept tile setter. And what of the art critic? As usual, when looking at pictures he keeps his eyes tightly closed, while dreaming up some horrendous abracadabra.
Springfield THERMOMETER BAROMETER in Rowboat, Orig Box! - eBay (item 310097020753 end time Nov-06-08 20:08:48 PST)This wooden boat with marine-style round thermometer and barometer is still in the original box and shrink wrap. The box is marked, "Springfield Precision Instruments Decorative Weather Center. The natural choice."
It's marked, "©2000 Springfield Precision Instrument, Inc. Wood made in China. Instruments made in USA. Assembled in U.S.A."
The sticker on the bottom front says, "Weather instruments are designed to rotate for realignment and may shift during shipment, simply adjust to your preference." Both instruments are sideways at the moment.
The boat is secured to the box back with two screws and washers. Somehow that didn't prevent a crack in the face of the barometer, shown in the fourth photo, and a close-up in the last photo. The sides of the boat are white with hunter green trim.
Vintage SNUGGLE TEDDY BEAR 1986 Russ Plush Ad Character - eBay (item 310095937379 end time Nov-27-08 16:46:27 PST)This official Snuggle teddy bear is cute, soft and um, snuggly. The butt tag front says, "Snuggle™ ©1986 Lever Brothers Company, All Rights Reserved." The back says, "Russ Berrie & Co., Inc., Oakland, N.J. All New Material Synthetic Fibers. PA Reg. No. 259. X-32. Item No. 3146 Made in Korea 3701."
He's world famous for advertising Snuggle fabric softener. Made of cream colored plush, he's been around awhile but still looks good!
THE MOVIES Richard Griffith, Arthur Mayer Photo History - eBay (item 310095675794 end time Nov-01-08 20:18:57 PDT)This copy of The Movies by Richard Griffith and Arthur Mayer is a "Revised and updated edition of the classic history of American motion pictures." It's marked Copyright 1957, 1970 by Arthur Mayer and The Estate of Richard Griffith.
It's a big, fat soft cover book with so many wonderful photos it was hard to choose just a few samples to show you. This book was so popular, it's the fourth printing of the paperback version.
Contents:- The Birth of the Movies
- The Nickelodeon Age
- The Development of Narrative
- The Formative Years
- The Star System
- The Movie Family
- Comedy
- Serials
- Westerns
- Fights
- The World Before Your Eyes
- World War I
- The Golden Twenties
- The Greatest Showman on Earth
- Latin Lovers
- Ruritania
- Comedy in the Twenties
- Westerns
- War in Retrospect
- The Big Clean-up
- But Flaming Youth Flamed On
- Screen Art
- Stars of the Twenties
- "Hollywood Is a State of Mind"
- The Talkie Revolution
- The Grim Thirties
- The Gangster Film
- The Confession Film
- Topical Films
- Decency
- The New Deal
- Sweetness and Light
- Comedy and Comedians
- Return to Spectacle
- The Message Pictures
- Westerns of the Thirties
- Stars of the Thirties
- Hollywood in the Thirties
- Interlude
- World War II
- The Postwar Decade
- "Mature" Films
- Old Reliables
- Stars of the Forties and Fifties
- The Revolutionary Sixties
- Hollywood Today
- Independence
- A New Generation of American Directors
- International Film-Making
- Blockbusters
- New Styles
- Stars of the Sixties
- The Way We Live Now
- Epilogue
- Index
- Acknowledgements
Those are just the headings. Underneath them are lots of famous names of actors, actresses, directors and movie titles. Makes me want to plunk down in front of the TV and watch old movies for at least a week.
BARBICIDE Barber Shop Glass Jar, Chrome Lid, Drain Rack - eBay (item 310095625894 end time Nov-01-08 18:59:00 PDT)This vintage glass barber jar with chrome lid stands 11 1/4" high. It's printed in white, "Barbicide, Trade Mark Reg. The Approved Germicide & Disinfectant." The bottom of the jar is embossed, "King Research, Inc. 4764 Glass Made in Canada."
The lid has a black celluloid knob. Attached to the lid is a long pole and draining rack. The jar was used to sterilize barber instruments. There are no chips or cracks in the glass, no marks on the lid.
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