The Golden Era

1919-1945 - New Dealer - anti-sadist

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Hendon Air Show poster.

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29 May 1935. The Bf 109 V1 prototype was powered by a liquid-cooled, supercharged, Rolls-Royce Kestrel VI single overhead cam V-12 engine. The intended Junkers Jumo 210 inverted V-12 engine was not yet available.

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A Warsaw police officer demonstrates experimental body armour in 1921.

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A 17th Pursuit Squadron P-26A at Iba Field, the Philippines, during gunnery training.

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1923 Vanishing rural Brooklyn: Hendrickson's Corners at the junction of Kings Highway, Flatbush Avenue and long-gone Mill Lane in Flatlands. This is all now a major commercial and urban hub. From New York City History and Memories, FB.

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Life, October 23, 1944

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“Join us. Steel Helmet Youth.” German propaganda poster illustrated by Ludwig Hohlwein, ca. 1920-1923.

“ The Stahlhelm was founded in 1918 by war veteran Franz Seldte, his brothers and some other soldiers from his unit. The association was originally meant as both a mutual aid society for World War I veterans and as a political combat group like many other that sprung up during the 1920s.

     In 1926, it numbered half a million members, by far the largest at the time. Around this time the Stahlhelm entered politics, although unlike similar groups, it didn’t endorse a single party preferring instead to present itself simply as Conservative. It must be said that most of those who became deputies did so as members of the Monarchist Party (DNVP) or Liberal-Nationalist Party (DVP).      As volkish elements entered the Stahlhelm, it continued to slide into a more radical and authoritarian mindset that culminated in the more moderate DVP severing ties with them. The Stahlhelm eventually joined the DNVP/NSDAP coalition that brought Hitler to power.      After 1933, the Stahlhelm was first put under the command of the SA’s leader and in 1935 it was dissolved with its members being absorbed into the Nazi’s Organisation, either in the SA or in the veterans association. Interestingly, the later kept using a steel helmet (though undefaced) as one of its symbols.” (Source.)

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Today in 1935, T.E. Lawrence, known to the world as Lawrence of Arabia, died as a retired Royal Air Force mechanic living under an assumed name.

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It's hard to be a dog. House beautiful. November 1937. Advertising art.

Internet Archive

Magazine uploaded by Tracey Gutierres

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1940 Chevrolet

 “The Saturday Evening Post,” November 4, 1939

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From the car files: luncheon event mailer promoting the preview of the 1939 Chevrolets.

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USS Isabel– a yacht, built in 1917 by Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine, was acquired by the Navy before completion, from her owner, automobile manufacturer John North Willys of Toledo, Ohio; converted to Navy use as a “destroyer leader” She later served in the East Asiatic Fleet.

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USS Palos (PG-16) Her crew “manning the rail” on Christmas Day, 1924 Hankou, China.

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Wrocław, Poland 1910/20

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Lee Miller and and Agneta Fischer

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1925-26 Lingerie from "Fashion Service" magazine. From Pinterest.

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Beaux-arts des modes, no. 2, avril 1939 (New York, Paris, London, Milano, Wien, Bruxelles). Bibliothèque nationale de France

(2162.) Elegant afternoon dress of imprimé canton crêpe worked on diagonal lines with coloured pipings and slightly gathered seams. Little bows serve as breast pockets.