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"Serving through science to build a better world" (1944)
US Vogue November 1, 1963 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful stretch of white an over-the-head suit, left, of stretch wool-and-nylon worn over a bright yellow sweater with high funnel neck. This, with welted seaming, shirt cuffs, and the racy extras of a helmet, ribbed tights, black boots. Suit by Marquise, of wool and Du Pont nylon (Anglo fabric)
VIola Weinberger gloves, zipped to fit like racing gloves. Beautiful Bryans tights. Eskiloos vinyl boots by U.S. Rubber, of Royalon. Goggles from Abercrombie & Fitch.
Photo Gene Laurents Model Wilhelmina Cooper
Car Buick Riviera 1964
vogue archive
United States Rubber Co, 1959
1958 Keds Shoes advertising
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ROCKEFELLER CENTER EVOLUTION
Aerial view looking northeast of recently completed Rockefeller Center (The Associated Architects, 1931-1940), with the 70-story R.C.A. Building (Associated Architects, 1933) dominating the complex, at center.
Photo: ACME.
Source: "Encyclopaedia Britannica". Vol. 16. Chicago, Britannica, Inc. 1947.
Vintage Comic - Action Comics #040
Pencils: Fred Ray Inks: Fred Ray DC (Sept1941)
"The development of the self-sealing fuel cell (gas tank) has saved practically as many lives as any single safety device. Yes, research and experiment have reduced even the hazards of combat flying." (1943)