My Name is Indy. It is short for Jennifer (long story, but true :-)). I am eccentric, mildly insane (aren't we all), and have a wicked sense of humor. I have an affinity for the classics, whether they be film, stars, styles, music, art, literature, decor or architecture. Oh, and I am a mother of twins...Yep, this crazy lady has passed her genes on to torture future generations. It was the least that I could do for this lovely little world.
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That bathing beauty looking down on you is my Great Aunt Stacy in one of her modeling pictures from 1940. She is part of my personal collection of pictures, so although she would be flattered by the attention, please don't try to download, reblog or copy her without my consent. She is precious to me!
**DISCLAIMER** Unless otherwise stated (ie, like above), I do NOT claim to be the sole and exclusive owner of the Content that I make available through the Site, nor Application and Services or any of the rights, licenses, consents or releases.
(Source: heckyeahanthonyperkins)
17th May 2013
Reblogged From messytimetravel
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Jerry Lewis
Christine Kaufmann, 1962
#camera #glamour #large format #vintage
Henry Fonda in Italy, c. 1960s.
(Source: fuckyeahfonda)
June 22, 1935 | Child actors Jackie Cooper, left, and Mickey Rooney, right, try to use cameras owned by visiting newspaper journalists.
Angelina Jolie photographed by Alexei Hay for Marie Claire, 2012
Nancy Sinatra
Hollywood actress Yvonne De Carlo uses the iconic Bolex H-16 16mm cinecamera, which was popular for making home movies in the 1940s and 50s. (via http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/gallery/2008/sep/03/gadgets.digitalvideo)
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