for Andrew

[jim currie]

Andrew don't have much in you era either but here is what i got.
jim

[jim currie]

these are smaller billboards used on top of city buildings(again so i was told).
jim

[Charlie B]

By golly, Jim, I'll bet Wayne can use those. Isn't it funny though that our gut reaction is "black and white" because we see mostly black and white pictures from this time period.
I love old signage. Some of them are outrageous too.
Charlie

[MasonJar]

Hi Jim,

Thanks very much! And as Charlie mentions, I bet Wayne can use them too...!

Cheers,

Andrew

[doctorwayne]

Yup, thanks Jim. For some reason, though, I could really go for a smoke.

Wayne

[Charlie B]

Yup, thanks Jim. For some reason, though, I could really go for a smoke.

Wayne

What? At todays prices?
Charlie

[jim currie]

was looking for some posters for my movie house and found these hope you can use them.
jim

[jim currie]

and for the double bill

[P5se Camelback]

Jim -
This is all such cool stuff! Thanks so much! The Doctor is not the only one who can use all this really nice early-to-mid-'30's stuff! My railroad is frozen in September, 1936, with the new 1936 Chrysler Imperial Airflows already on the Chrysler Dealer's showroom floor (occasional exceptions permitted as long as it's not a glaring one) good mid-'30's visuals are always on my "gotta get" list!

Where do you find this neat stuff? Are these the product of your hours spent snooping around the Library of Congress? :?:

[jim currie]

your just a good search engine not all that much time , but as the summer heat gets nearer i will spend more time on the web looking.
jim

[NJ Devils Fan]

Yup, thanks Jim. For some reason, though, I could really go for a smoke.

Wayne

What? At todays prices?
Charlie

At today's prices, instead of a pack of smokes, you can get yourself a pretty good freight car.