Paul Katcher

My collection of July 1969 newsmagazines, leading up to and celebrating the moon landing. Plus, a fabulous March 1962 issue of TIME announcing “The Space Race is GO.”

Barack Obama's game-worn Punahou High School basketball jersey from the team's state championship season of 1978-79 will be auctioned in February. It’s estimated to fetch more than $100,000.

Cracks me up that not only is this a photo of an active major league pitcher in 1984, but Phil Neikro (then 45 years old) won 50 games from that season onward.

View from Palmer Hill Trail in Andes, N.Y.

(Photo by Rene Johnpiere during the final days for Toys R Us)

Solid feature on another example of shitty people poisoning a well-intentioned tech tool -- this one that aims to help us make more informed purchasing decisions. Thanks again, dicks with computers.

Mid-‘90s milk ad featuring Patrick Ewing. “Have you seen me sweat? I must lost 10 lbs a game.”

"Postcard from America” print for sale.

Trading card art from sports movies/TV.

Going through some sports publications I’ve collected over the years. Sporting News had it right in Sept. 1986. Don Mattingly was the man.

This is the oldest known portrait of a U.S. president. The subject is John Quincy Adams in August 1843.

Sidewalk Cracks on Flickr.

The best street-level view of the Chrysler Building is on 42nd Street between Fifth and Sixth Aves. It's the tallest brick building in the world and a monument of Art Deco architecture. #nyc #blackandwhite #mextures #chryslerbuilding #nyc #architecture #artdeco (at Chrysler Building)

Crazy line at Time Warner Center to get into NYC's first Amazon store. If only there was a place online to buy books.

The Yankees’ 25-year-old slugger Aaron Judge, April’s AL Rookie of the Month, gets the Sports Illustrated cover treatment.

Via the Twitter account ‘80s Wrestling Pics!, here’s Andre the Giant’s "Application for Wrestler’s License” in the state of Washington dated July 19, 1978.