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Toy Story: 1921
Washington circa 1921. A closeup of the Sport Mart Christmas window display seen here . National Photo Company Collection glass ... 
 
Posted by Dave - 09/20/2011 - 11:52pm -

Washington circa 1921. A closeup of the Sport Mart Christmas window display seen here. National Photo Company Collection glass negative. View full size. (The Gallery, D.C., Holidays, Natl Photo, Stores & Markets)
Junior Aero Club: 1908
... Wright Brothers took their first flight. (The Gallery, Christmas, G.G. Bain, Kids) ... 
 
Posted by Dave - 08/04/2012 - 1:29pm -

"Junior Aero Club" exhibit at Madison Square Garden toy show, 1908. Airplanes, zeppelins, kites etc. George Grantham Bain Collection. View full size. Junior Aero ClubInteresting, this only 5 years after the Wright Brothers took their first flight. (The Gallery, Christmas, G.G. Bain, Kids)
Glenn Holbrooks Family
Holbrooks Family Christmas 1964 in Greenville, SC. View full size. Sweet! A Johnny-Seven ... you for the comment. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by Capaha - 09/20/2011 - 9:07pm -

Holbrooks Family Christmas 1964 in Greenville, SC. View full size. Sweet! A Johnny-Seven OMA The top selling boy's toy of 1964 --- proudly held by the young freedom fighter on the right. ("OMA" is for "One Man Army.") Much desired in our neighborhood, but rarely possessed (and certainly not by me): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Seven_OMA OMA I will have to ask Michael if he remembers the OMA. My wife is his sister and she does not remember who gave it to him as the family were very poor and could not afford one as a present. Thank you for the comment. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas)
Join Us: 1942
... Macy & Co. department store during the week before Christmas." Behold the $12.29 "average figure" corselette. Photo by Marjory ... rear can hear them saying "Marshaaaaa"? (The Gallery, Christmas, Marjory Collins, NYC, Stores & Markets) ... 
 
Posted by Dave - 01/28/2014 - 6:56pm -

December 1942. "New York. Corset display at R.H. Macy & Co. department store during the week before Christmas." Behold the $12.29 "average figure" corselette. Photo by Marjory Collins for the Office of War Information. View full size. Shades of Twilight ZoneI wonder if the lady in the rear can hear them saying "Marshaaaaa"? (The Gallery, Christmas, Marjory Collins, NYC, Stores & Markets)
Mr. & Mrs James Granville Stovall
... Stovall (nee Loretta Roan Wayland), who were married at Christmas time, 1899. They lived in Limestone County, Texas but went to Waco, ... 
 
Posted by dennysland - 05/18/2007 - 4:35am -

Mr & Mrs James Granville Stovall (nee Loretta Roan Wayland), who were married at Christmas time, 1899. They lived in Limestone County, Texas but went to Waco, to Jackson Studio, to record their newly married state and some obvious prosperity. This is another portrait taken at the same time as the more traditional pose of the gentleman seated and the lady standing. They are my maternal grandparents. WowShe is beautiful. Anonymous TipsterYea, she is a hottie. Wish they'd smile. Lucky man and he knows it :) They look young.They look young. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery)
Consumers Coal: 1940
... would be really hard to get some of those coal chunks in a Christmas stocking. Or a stove for that matter. Baby it's coal ... 
 
Posted by Dave - 12/28/2019 - 8:50pm -

July 1940. "Coal company. Benton Harbor, Michigan." Medium format acetate negative by John Vachon for the Farm Security Administration. View full size. Big coal piecesIt would be really hard to get some of those coal chunks in a Christmas stocking. Or a stove for that matter. Baby it's coal outsideBut all I want is to drink an Orange Crush. Carbon CheopsLove the perspective of this photo. Reminds me of the pyramids at Giza. (The Gallery, John Vachon, Mining)
N.Y. See: 1925
... uncovered. While visiting relatives in New York for Christmas a few years back, we were unintentionally witnesses to seeing a ... 
 
Posted by Dave - 05/16/2018 - 12:35pm -

"New York Window." Glass transparency by Margaret Watkins, exhibited at the 2nd International Salon of Pictorial Photography in 1925. View full size. Before HitchcockThis picture is reminiscent of the film "Rear Window" and if you live in NYC (or any big city with buildings arranged like this) you cannot help but see into your neighbors' apartments and lives, especially if they keep their windows uncovered. While visiting relatives in New York for Christmas a few years back, we were unintentionally witnesses to seeing a family directly across the alley from us having their holiday celebration in their beautifully furnished and decorated living quarters since they constantly kept their lights on and their windows uncovered. We made an effort not to look and felt like snoops, but it would be dark there by 4 or 5 and they'd have their place all lit up. I can see how someone who couldn't leave their house would be drawn into the neighbors' business though and it was not a comfortable feeling. Talk about life in a fishbowl. Seemed like a very nice family though. I know it is easy to say "Just don't look over there" but with the placement of the buildings it was really unavoidable. [Until the binoculars broke. - Dave] Could be worseActually, in New York, this would be advertised as a "view apartment." Some people have a view of a brick wall across the air shaft. Actually, this view is kinda picturesque -- almost looks like a European village scene. The Kramdens' apartmentor, add an elevated train track and you've got Elwood Blues'. Chauncey StreetTake away the curtains and flowers and you have the Kramdens' apartment (The Gallery, NYC)
Taking Aim: 1961
... and the car over and said "What else did daddy get you for Christmas?" If I can find a photo I'll post it. (ShorpyBlog, Member ... 
 
Posted by twaits - 02/22/2013 - 7:51pm -

My father showing my mother how to shoot his Luger pistol when they were a new couple. This is on the road to the Old Town side of Pushaw Lake in Maine with the bog road in the background. This road used to flood every spring. That's dad's 1960 Triumph TR3. Wish he had kept it. View full size. On the hoodSo many cool and stylish touches to this scene, but I particularly like the bottle on the hood of the car. What a treat!I had a '60 TR-3, too, but it was getting on in years by then ('75 - '77). I still have the occasional dream where I'm tooling around in it. It was sky blue, which your dad's looks like it may have been (either that or white). I always got a kick out of that hole in the grill for the crank. Thanks for posting! Hole for the crankI had an MG MGA 1600 Mk II that also had the requisite hole for the crank, but it was in the bumper vs. the grill. It collapsed to about half its length, and was stowed on the front wall of the "boot" in spring fasteners. For as often as the car would not start when cold or damp, the crank was quite handy. Stylin'They'de be a stylish couple today, with the clothes, the car, the sunglasses. That's a great photo. My dad bought a '55 MG-A in Europe when he was in the service. The government shipped it stateside when his hitch was up, and they drove it even when my older sister was born in '55. When I came along in '57 he had to sell it and get a '55 Chevy. Once he was driving in Minneapolis with the top down and stopped for a red light. A teenager sprawled on the bus stop bench with a cigarette in his mouth looked him and the car over and said "What else did daddy get you for Christmas?" If I can find a photo I'll post it. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery)
Tavern on the Green: 1944
... 1944. "Tavern on the Green, Central Park, New York City. Christmas exterior. Arthur Schleifer, client." The former sheepfold, recently ... photo. View full size. (The Gallery, Christmas, Eateries & Bars, Gottscho-Schleisner, NYC) ... 
 
Posted by Dave - 06/27/2014 - 10:23pm -

January 5, 1944. "Tavern on the Green, Central Park, New York City. Christmas exterior. Arthur Schleifer, client." The former sheepfold, recently (April 2014) reopened under new management. Gottscho-Schleisner photo. View full size. (The Gallery, Christmas, Eateries & Bars, Gottscho-Schleisner, NYC)
Orchard Park: 1943
... for the broken legs on horses and firemen's arms on Christmas Day. (The Gallery, Buffalo NY, Marjory Collins, Stores & Markets) ... 
 
Posted by Dave - 09/08/2016 - 10:27pm -

May 1943. "Buffalo, New York. Peter Grimm, age 10 (last seen here), delivers for Loblaw's grocery store with his wagon. This was a rainy day with few customers. Sometimes Peter makes as much as $3 on a Saturday. He pays for all his school supplies and much of his clothing. His mother, a 26-year-old widow, is a crane operator at Pratt & Letchworth." Medium format negative by Marjory Collins for the Office of War Information. View full size. Peter was quite the mover and groover.This is the first job my friend Peggy and I did in the 60's, in Montreal, Canada. We were also 10 yrs old and on a good day we could make 2$ between us. Peter must have had better patter in order to loosen those purse strings. And Toys for BoysThe Pratt brothers and William Letchworth formed the Buffalo Malleable Iron Works in 1836. Their iron formula produced durable products for carriages, saddlery, farm equipment and later railroad steam engine wheels and running gear. In 1889 they hired George Crosby to design cast iron toys to promote their malleable iron's flexibility. Now they are most remembered for the finely detailed and painted "malleable iron" indestructible horse drawn toys that are at top of toy collectors' lists. From the complete fireman sets with all the apparatus and even an operating burning building to save a fair maiden, their iron formula greatly reduced the brittleness of cast iron that was a problem for the broken legs on horses and firemen's arms on Christmas Day. (The Gallery, Buffalo NY, Marjory Collins, Stores & Markets)
Proud Teacher: 1958
... back in '63. She also reminds me of the teacher in "A Christmas Story" by Jean Shepherd. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery) ... 
 
Posted by adamgilson - 05/15/2015 - 11:00am -

Old Mrs. Lawson ran the show at the one-room school in Honey Grove, Pennsylvania and she was my mother's inspiration to become a teacher. My grandfather photographed her by the schoolhouse door in 1958 on the school's last-ever day of class. The new consolidated elementary school opened the following fall. View full size. Heroines AllI would just like to say hear! hear! to the one-roomed school teachers. I married into a teaching family of three generations and it is all thanks to my mother-in-law who taught in a one-room school in Cynthiana, Kentucky in the late 20s. My wife seen here, became a school teacher because of the wonderful influence my mother-in-law had on her. Then my wife's niece followed in her aunt's footsteps and also became a teacher. They are truly heroines no matter how many rooms the school has. She Reminds Me of Mrs. Pollard, my Sixth Grade teacher at University Hill Elementary, back in '63. She also reminds me of the teacher in "A Christmas Story" by Jean Shepherd. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery)
Immigrant Children Meet Santa
... that the LAST place I wanted to be was at the Ford Rotunda Christmas display. I wanted to be home, because the Harlem Globetrotters were ... 
 
Posted by UpNorthBob - 07/27/2012 - 9:36pm -

Even though my cousin Kathy gave this photo the title "Immigrant children meet Santa for the first time," we were not immigrants, even though it looks like we had just escaped war-torn Warsaw. And we had met Santa many times, despite brother Billy's concerned expression. Taken in 1959 at the Ford Rotunda, Detroit, MI. View full size. Bucky Fuller and the RotundaMany a home in the tri-county area have photos with Santa at the Rotunda. I never got to see it; it burned down when I was a toddler, although my parents told me it was fantastic. Small consolation to a kid. Ford Rotunda in KodachromeFrom my collection of old Kodachrome slides, here is an exterior view and an interior view of the Ford Rotunda. Santa wouldn't be making his 1955 appearance at the Rotunda for another 5 months. The sign in front of the 1956 Ford Fairlane Station Wagon in the interior shot reads, "MICHIGAN leads the nation in the number of state parks and prepared campsites available to the public!" Twilight ZoneLooks like Art Carney's portrayal of Santa in The Night of the Meek from the Zone. Remembering that day.It's funny that I remember that day so well. I remember that the LAST place I wanted to be was at the Ford Rotunda Christmas display. I wanted to be home, because the Harlem Globetrotters were going to be on ABC's Wide World of Sports that day, and I wanted to watch. Sadly, we returned home just as the program was ending. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery)
Mum on Santa's Lap: 1947
... year there in the 1960's. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by reenee - 09/16/2011 - 4:25pm -

Worcester, Massachusetts, at R.H. Whites department store. View full size. R.H.White'sMy first job was at R.H. White's in Lincoln Plaza, Worcester, MA. We got our photo taken with Santa every year there in the 1960's. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas)
You'll Shoot Your Eye Out
Richie, age 5, Christmas 1966. Red eyes and blue boots. He would be about 49 now. Merry Christmas Richie, wherever you are. Photo from Photo Album bought at auction in 2010. View full size. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by Vintagetvs - 09/18/2011 - 10:51pm -

Richie, age 5, Christmas 1966. Red eyes and blue boots. He would be about 49 now. Merry Christmas Richie, wherever you are. Photo from Photo Album bought at auction in 2010. View full size. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas)
Tub Tots: 1939
... next few years it was always the center of attraction at Christmas time as the only festively lit tree in our Baltimore row house alley. ... 
 
Posted by Dave - 05/04/2018 - 5:28pm -

July 1939. Oklahoma City. "Children taking bath in their home in May Avenue community camp." Medium format negative by Russell Lee. View full size. MidgetsTalk about pint sized. My Galvanized FriendIt started life in the early 30's as my mother's original washing machine. In the later 30's it went into drydock when my father bought a washing machine on time from Gassinger's. In the early 40's it became my bathtub after I grew too big for the kitchen sink plus it was also my kiddie pool during hot summers in Baltimore. By the early 50's I could no longer sit in it but it still worked fine for my toy boats on muggy August days and as a wash tub for my pet Brownie, a mutt of no pedigree but full of love for all. In the late fifties it was filled with ice and soda for my teenage parties in our cellar. By the 60's I had learned my way around a grill so it was put on duty as the holder of ice and quarter kegs for my backyard rib BBQs and crab feasts. By the 70's it had developed an unrepairable hole so I filled it with dirt and planted a small pine tree in it. For the next few years it was always the center of attraction at Christmas time as the only festively lit tree in our Baltimore row house alley. In the 80's I moved away and never saw it again but I still have fond memories of my galvanized friend. (The Gallery, Kids, Kitchens etc., OKC, Russell Lee)
Foy in black and white
Christmas 1961. Folkston, Georgia. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by Foy - 06/27/2008 - 11:34pm -

Christmas 1961. Folkston, Georgia. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas)
A Candle In Every Window
Join the Red Cross and on Christmas Eve a candle in every window, a service flag for every home. A 1917 ... The artwork is by L.N. Britton. View full size. (Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by Ken - 12/11/2007 - 11:54am -

Join the Red Cross and on Christmas Eve a candle in every window, a service flag for every home. A 1917 membership poster for the Red Cross. The artwork is by L.N. Britton. View full size. (Christmas)
Iced Up: 1904
... to Ice Skate and to see the Ice fountain. They would lean Christmas trees against a pole that had a water pipe and spray head (as far as ... 
 
Posted by Dave - 03/18/2014 - 11:48am -

Detroit circa 1904. "Washington Boulevard fountain of ice." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size. Wish we still did this. When I was much younger, my father used to take us out to Belle Isle to Ice Skate and to see the Ice fountain. They would lean Christmas trees against a pole that had a water pipe and spray head (as far as I remember). The pole, pipe and spray head are all still there, but they haven't created an ice fountain in who knows how many years. You would think this year they would have done it again given the harsh winter we had. Stunning!I've been staring at the picture for five minutes straight. If I'd been there, that day, I could have stared at it for hours! I've seen fountains frozen up like that, in Europe. Especially if the sun comes out, there really isn't anything more beautiful! (The Gallery, Detroit Photos, DPC)
Kid Four-Eyes: 1951
... made. Ralphie? All I can see is Ralphie in "A Christmas Story." Red Ryder BB gun anyone? (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, ... 
 
Posted by tterrace - 08/14/2009 - 5:19pm -

Or, "Smile when you say that, hollyhock!" Me, age 5, in my brother's hand-me-down cowboy hat and vest. I'm pretty sure those are my very own gun and horse, though. And glasses. Taken in what was later our cut flower garden. California SlideWhoa podner! Yer ridin my horse. I can still hear the squeaky noise those wheels made. Ralphie?All I can see is Ralphie in "A Christmas Story." Red Ryder BB gun anyone? (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Kids, tterrapix)
Ma decorates the tree: 1970
My mom decorates the accounting office Christmas tree at Ft. Stewart, Georgia in 1970. In another year, I would ... View full size. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by jasonaut - 12/27/2009 - 9:10pm -

My mom decorates the accounting office Christmas tree at Ft. Stewart, Georgia in 1970. In another year, I would arrive. U.S. Army photo. View full size. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas)
Santa Comes for a Visit: 1958
... exchange Baby for Dobbin? (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by polishprinsezz - 09/16/2011 - 1:42pm -

Kodachrome slide taken in December of 1958. Location is in Chicago. I know that Santa is actually my father's uncle Laddie. View full size. Santa is the stork?It looks like Santa brought a new brother or sister! What this young lady actually wanted was a pony--maybe Santa will exchange Baby for Dobbin? (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas)
Candlelight By Daylight?
Blandinsville, Ill., Christmas 1955. Who ever heard of a candlelight dinner during the day? The ... I can't remember NOT having a great time at family Christmas dinners. Thank God for these special times (and the invention of the ... 
 
Posted by HankHardisty - 09/19/2011 - 2:11pm -

Blandinsville, Ill., Christmas 1955. Who ever heard of a candlelight dinner during the day? The local paper would print a news story of our visit and at the end it would read, "and everyone had a good time." I think the reporters were telling the truth. Grandmother always had devotional books at the table. Silent witnesses to subsequent generations and one that continues to this very day. View full size. True LoveThis man truly loved his wife! Look at that huge window (with a view, no less). Look at the sill full of plants! Look at him gooble up those goodies - no time to pose for a snapshot! I can't remember NOT having a great time at family Christmas dinners. Thank God for these special times (and the invention of the camera that keeps them fresh in our hearts). (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Kitchens etc.)
Brothers, Cousins and a Sister II
Hanging out at Christmas time, probably 1971 or so. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery) ... 
 
Posted by Zone47 - 07/22/2021 - 8:39am -

Hanging out at Christmas time, probably 1971 or so. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery)
My Wife is an Angel
Christmas in Akron, 1954. View full size. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by crespi - 09/19/2011 - 11:35pm -

Christmas in Akron, 1954. View full size. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas)
Buddy L: 1961
Modifying my first ride, Christmas 1961. View full size. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by Foy - 06/26/2008 - 10:55pm -

Modifying my first ride, Christmas 1961. View full size. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas)
Camping in Quebec: 1959
... of from the 40s and 50s. (I got a Schwinn Typhoon for Christmas 1965 when I was 9. I had it restored a few years ago, and it is ... 
 
Posted by Islander800 - 11/14/2014 - 7:38pm -

This is my oldest brother and one of his buds, heading off for a weekend of camping, riding their bikes on two-lane blacktop and gravel back roads in the Eastern Townships, Quebec, summer of '59. View full size. The RailbikersI have written a story about a couple guys like this who converted their bicycles to go on an abandoned railway. They headed west in search of adventures! This picture look more as if it were taken when I was around the age of these boys -- in the mid-1960s. The tires on these bikes aren't the ultra-fat ones I think of from the 40s and 50s. (I got a Schwinn Typhoon for Christmas 1965 when I was 9. I had it restored a few years ago, and it is still at Mom's house.) Days gone by...beautiful.When kids were not micro-managed, and they could actually do a trip like the one you describe, sans adults! Railbikers response510Russ I appreciate your comment on my submitted photo. I can relate to your story about an abandoned railway, as in late 1950s Bedford, there was an abandoned rail line that led out of town, to an abandoned quarry... I remember exploring down that line with my buds as kids, as in "Stand By Me". It was really a remarkable, and never to be repeated, time to be youngsters. But yes, this picture is from the late 50s. These bicycles were relatively new CCM 3-speeds, with British Stermy-Archer rear hubs. By this time, balloon tires were falling out of fashion. I had, as a kid, a "Leave It To Beaver" experience in 1950s Bedford, Quebec, for which I am very grateful. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery)
Santa
... guess is as good as mine. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas) ... 
 
Posted by koley5 - 09/20/2011 - 11:45pm -

Probably 1952 or 1953. The printing on the back says "The Dayton Co. Minneapolis, 2, Minnesota." If you're having trouble deciding, I'm the stunned-looking, clean-shaven one. The other fellow? Your guess is as good as mine. (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery, Christmas)
US Navy at St Peter's Rome 1957
... parents to Cannes, France, Cote d'Azur, many times during Christmas holidays. There used to be a fair at the Cannes Boulevard, near the harbor, during Christmas and New Year. As a ten year old boy I remember to have made fun with ... 
 
Posted by urcunina - 07/08/2009 - 8:59pm -

A short trip to Rome with an organized tour. Our US Navy ships were docked at Taranto Italy and a 300 mile train ride got us here. Front row, third from left is yours truly (urcunina). I have not been in contact with any of these guys until recently when the third from right contacted me and sent the picture. The only other one I can name is first row, far right. The average age here is about 23. Three not in uniform are officers, and one is in uniform with the SP armband. Shore Patrol. I imagine that there were many of these tours and photographs made over the years. Anyone remember being there? View full size. When in Rome ...drool over the men in uniform! Hubba hubba!!! Saratoga people?I wonder if you might have served on the U.S.S. Saratoga? In those days I went for vacation with my parents to Cannes, France, Cote d'Azur, many times during Christmas holidays. There used to be a fair at the Cannes Boulevard, near the harbor, during Christmas and New Year. As a ten year old boy I remember to have made fun with American Navy Soldiers at that fair. Wasn't that the sixth fleet in the Mediterranean in those days? Alex, Netherlands, near Amsterdam (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery)
Spaced Out Space Ship: 1970
... My brother and me in our "Spaceman Spiff"y space helmets, Christmas 1970. View full size. Dining Room Lamp I think every ... 
 
Posted by cmcnabb - 07/27/2012 - 9:37pm -

My brother and me in our "Spaceman Spiff"y space helmets, Christmas 1970. View full size. Dining Room LampI think every household in the 1960s must have had a dining room lamp like that one. They typically had a retractable length of wire contained in a sheet metal ball (visible in the shadow of flash on the wall) that would allow you to pull the lamp all the way down to the table or most of the way up to the ceiling. Space Odyssey?I think the Spaceman Spiff was in jest(?). So I wondered what the inspiration for them actually was. The movie 2001 was two years past in 1970 so that's not likely. They seem NASA-ish in styling, so maybe they were inspired by the moon walk just a year before. Pass the Space Food Sticks, I'm hungry! (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery)
Dueling Big Wheels: 1968
Christmas Day 1968, Elkins, WV. Big Wheels for brother Bill and me. A ride 'em horsey for sister Kim. Best Christmas ever! View full size. Memories Ah,the sweet memories. My ... 
 
Posted by Kilroy - 12/21/2012 - 7:57pm -

Christmas Day 1968, Elkins, WV. Big Wheels for brother Bill and me. A ride 'em horsey for sister Kim. Best Christmas ever! View full size. MemoriesAh,the sweet memories. My older brother tied my younger brothers big wheel to the sissy bar of his Stingray bike. Together they sped around the neighborhood taunting other kids to the challenge. They had a good run until Mom caught a glimpse of them through the kitchen window. Gee wiz Mom hes wearing a crash helmet! Almost For RealThat would be Marvel the Mustang sister Kim is astride, another great toy from Marx. Its unforgettable jingle proclaimed "no winding - no batteries". (ShorpyBlog, Member Gallery)
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