Chris Holmes
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A wonderful design graces this game program from the October 1949 Goodwill Tour of Japan by the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast
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In which I review the 1946 Orson Welles film noir classic The Stranger. Perhaps the first movie in the Nazi Hunter
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A stunning color photograph from World War II of American soldiers training with an M3 tank and small
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Here's one of the odder photos I've seen from the World War II era - a woman tying a papier-mache cow to her car in the Australian home
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A gallery of Golden Age comic book covers showing superheroes fighting for America in World War II. Take that,
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A sports card gallery featuring retired NFL jersey numbers of players from the NFC East (Cowboys, Giants, Eagles, and
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This vintage comic book panel from the March 1946 issue of True Comics shows a scene from the Trinity atomic bomb detonation in New Mexico, July
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This week's vintage photo features people on an old Studebaker bus going to the garment factory at the Jersey Homesteads (Roosevelt) in
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A gallery of vintage Life magazine photos showing Detroit car makers (Ford, Chrysler, and Chevrolet) producing tanks and planes for World War