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Vintage trains running every Saturday along 6th Avenue Subway stops
A little treat from the MTA this holiday season! They are putting vintage R1/9 subway cars (weather permitting) onto the 6th Avenue line trains. All the stops between Queens Plaza and 2nd Avenue on the F and M lines are … Continue reading
Vintage Japanese paper-wrapped pencils
Ooh! How pretty are these Japanese vintage paper-wrapped pencils? They come in a set of 10 for $9!
Nero – Reaching Out
I don’t love this song, but I do like this video. It’s got that recorded VHS look. Hah.
$180 for a Polaroid 600 kit
The Impossible Project is the worst thing to ever happen to photography. This Vintage Polaroid 600 kit with 2 packs of Polaroid film is $180. Ridiculous.
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Gallery of retro chrome lettering found on Chevy vehicles
I loved browsing through Christian Annyas’ online collection of chrome script lettering found on vintage Chevy vehicles (dating from 1956-1971). [via]