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Antic – The Atari Resource – August 1985

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This entry was posted in magazines and tagged airbrush, antic, atari, computers, magazine, thdn, wun on February 26, 2020 by Clayton Hove.

Be A Somebody!

Fun fact: “Punk rock” didn’t exist as a term before Creem’s May 1971 issue.

CREEM Magazine Comic Book Ad — Found in Marvel Team-Up 12 – 1973 and enlarged some for the interwebs.

Bonus: Check out the short trailer for a CREEM documentary here.

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This entry was posted in comic books, magazines, vintage ads and tagged advertising, comic books, creem, creem magazine, marketing, music, retro, rock, rock and roll, vintage on February 20, 2020 by Clayton Hove.

Covergirl

If you know me, you know I had no choice but to find and acquire this magazine.

Eek — November 1908 Farm Life magazine — was in rough shape but Photoshop helped me de-age it some.

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This entry was posted in magazines and tagged ag, agriculture, antique, bygone, covers, farm, farm life, farming, magazines, retro, thanksgiving, turkeys, vintage on January 22, 2020 by Clayton Hove.

Dance with a Witch in the Moonlight

Collier’s Magazine, November 1, 1947

One of the finest Halloween covers in American magazine history.
Art by the brilliant Earl Oliver Hurst.

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This entry was posted in magazines and tagged art, artist, cover, design, earl oliver hurst, halloween, illustration, illustrator, pumpkin, scarecrow, witch on October 31, 2019 by Clayton Hove.

Soo-wee!

Ain’t no smell like a pig farm, ‘cept maybe a boy raised on a pig farm.

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This entry was posted in magazines and tagged agriculture, antique, breeders gazette, farm, hogs, magazine, magazines, pigs, retro, vintage on October 22, 2019 by Clayton Hove.

Get to the choppah!

We were promised personal helicopters.

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This entry was posted in magazines and tagged antique, aviation, future, helicopters, history, magazines, popular mechanics, retro, vintage on September 17, 2019 by Clayton Hove.

This Week in Ephemera

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This is a score! The entire 1916 year of McCall’s magazine and in beautiful condition, especially considering these twelve issues are over a hundred years old.

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This entry was posted in magazines and tagged antique, art direction, design, good housekeeping, illustration, magazine, magazines, media, retro, vintage on August 23, 2019 by Clayton Hove.

A Dumb Yet Strangely Awesome Way to Die

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This entry was posted in magazines and tagged antique, covers, history, magazines, mechanics, retro, science, trucks, vintage on August 21, 2019 by Clayton Hove.

…and one thing to not make.

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This entry was posted in magazines and tagged antique, bad ideas, magazines, mechanics, old school, popular science, retro, science, vintage on August 14, 2019 by Clayton Hove.

“Does this transmitter make my ass look big?”

The inspiration for the 1970s children’s classic, “The Little Penguin Who Hated Science”.

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This entry was posted in magazines and tagged antique, covers, magazine, national geographic, penguin, penguins, retro, science, vintage on August 14, 2019 by Clayton Hove.

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Mmmmm.... hand cheese...

Mmmmm.... hand cheese...

The 1971 version of the 1949 one I picked up sever

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I wasn’t content with just having Book 1.

I wasn’t content with just having Book 1.

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