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Found in a old science textbook, this man is trying to fool that monkey.  That’s not a monkey mother, that’s science!

From the magazine archives, ol’ Redd Foxx is one smooth customer.  Way before Billy Dee was touting the benefits of Colt 45, Mr. Foxx was paving the way for smoothness.  Stay smooth.

From the book “Zacherely For President” (to which I do believe he did not win), the Cool Ghould offers a lady a rather large shot.  Love can be transmitted many ways.

Found in a barn in Kansas, Ohio: this young girl is all smiles. Perhaps, she is so fond of her skirt she is smiling? Or, the cat entering the photo brings her joy?

From a book on Hollywood Pinups, Betty Hutton wishes you a happy Valentine’s Day. Take Betty’s advice, eat some chocolate and put on a smile.

Found at a garage sale, these two dudes are looking fairly tough. One has a ball glove, so perhaps they just got done tossing the ball around. Or, they just roughed up some punk.

Again, from a book on tattoo.  This lady has got some great skin illustrations, but she also has some of the best glasses I have ever seen.  Beehive and all, this lady is fantastic.

From near my old hometown of Kansas - Ohio, this Amsden ballplayer is featured on a postcard from ways back.  Amsden is a very small village (it is not even a town to my knowledge), so the fact that they once had a baseball team, just shows how significant this man’s skills could have been.  Dig those socks!

From a book on Tattoos, this man just might be your grandfather.  But one this is for sure, he is the baddest man in the history of this planet.  Bar none.

Found tucked away in a old yearbook.  “Lilian Gys…”  They sure had fancy handwritin’ back then, so fancy, I cannot read it.