These Vintage 70′s Racing Decals over on ISO50 are hotter than hot…
Originally posted: Vintage 70′s Racing Decals
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Vintage Porsche Racing Poster Collection is another fine collection by Scott Hansen over at ISO50. It’s not a recent post but is a favourite of mine worthy of another airing.
Source http://blog.iso50.com
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Lovely find by Shelby on Re:collection: An online archive of Australian Graphic Design 1960-1980.
Source http://recollection.com.au Found http://wanken.com
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Need to dig around a bit but worth a look around. I only need boot up my Mac Classic that is sitting to the right of me to experience the good old days.
Source http://www.d4.dion.ne.jp
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Racing a car without any structural supports to protect the body or head seems incomprehensible. Yet these men in their–at times, flying machines–race cars would regularly put their life on the line, and it was a thin thin line.
Even more incomprehensible that some of these drivers actually walked away after being tossed up in the air, run over, thrown into the path of another car. Many didn’t and I think what you see in this video are a fair few that didn’t make it.
So don’t watch if you are easily upset by these things. But it is a good watch, it not just to see how utterly mad we were back in the time.
Source http://devour.com
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Over 50 individual images in this VW gallery.
Source Link http://thesamba.com Found on http://underconsideration.com
Read MoreScary thought; 2 years from now, will the iPad 1 be obsolete and no longer supported by iOS? James Grahame points out that the rapid in and out of consumer electronics will be hard to maintain for the manufactures; not to mention increasingly hard for consumers.
Source Link http://retrothing.com
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Colourful trip back to London, 1957; courtesy of Kai Krog Halse. Colour photographs like this really allow you step back in time without the mono haze that usually gets in your way.
Source http://flickr.com Found on http://howtobearetronaut.com
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Insane type spacing specifications for the Rail Alphabet by Jock Kinneir. Loads more images at source.
Source Link Vintageposterblog.com \ Found on Quipsologies
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