#1933 ford

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1933 Ford Hot Rod

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1933 Ford

[sepiadays]

"Now," he said, "drive it." He brandished the key, smiling only with his mouth. A strange intensity was in his eyes. "And discover for yourself what a great car this really is." I was suddenly afraid. I knew I should not have come to this strange, after-hours gathering at the Ford Agency.

[sepiadays]

That '33 Ford five-window coupe wasn't yet 10 years old in 1941.

Dune rides, 1941

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Bela Lugosi with George Meeker, Sally Blane, and Wallace Ford in publicity still for Night of Terror (1933)

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5th January

Here are some notable historical events that occurred on January 5th: 1066 – Edward the Confessor Dies: Edward the Confessor, one of the last Anglo-Saxon kings of England, passed away. His death led to the succession crisis that culminated in the Norman Conquest later that year. 5th January 1066: Death of Edward the Confessor 1914 – Ford Introduces $5 Workday: Henry Ford announced an…

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RKO Plot Recycling Collection

Many Unhappy Returns (1937) / Pretty Dolly (1942) / In-Laws Are Out (1934) / Hold Your Temper (1943) / Bad Housekeeping (1937) / Home Work (1942) / A Returned Engagement (1935) / Man-I-Cured (1941) / Crime Rave (1939) / Two for the Money (1942) / Maid to Order (1939) / Mail Trouble (1942) / A Rented Riot (1937) / Rough on Rents (1942) / Good Housewrecking (1933) / Inferior Decorator (1942)

[sepiadays]

With the 1-bbl carburetor and the aluminum cylinder heads, it must be a 1933 engine.

1932-36 Ford V8

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Pilgrimage (1933) John Ford

April 20th 2024

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Father and son Ford Coupe hot rod build | Why I Drive - Hagerty Media

When his friends started getting married and having kids, Chris Niederkrom noticed that they also started selling off their car and motorcycle projects. “Well, that must just be how responsibility and adulthood work,” Chris thought to himself. And so, when Chris and his wife learned that their first child was on the way, Chris went to his friend Mark and announced his resignation from all future…

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1933 Ford Coupe Custom

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1933 Ford

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Ford V-8 Station Wagon 1933. - source RM Sotheby's.

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Featuring Stanley Pines as 'Andrew "8-Ball" Alcatraz' repping his favorite cigar brand! I caught the name of them while rewatching gravity falls for the third time and had to make it lol

Grunkle version and screenshots beneath the cut

I'm still coming into how I really want to style everyone ^^;

As you can see there's no 'since 1933' on them, but that's because that's more just my headcanon. I like to think these are the cigars he saw his father smoke, and so the ones he got started and hooked on when he started smoking them in his youth at 16 (the legal tobacco age for New Jersey in the 60s-70s according to google). Stan having a smoker's voice is a major idea I subscribe to lol

Filbrick I headcanon was somewhere in his twenties when he and Caryn had the twins, so I made the cigars a bit older to where maybe he saw his own father with them. A generational thing maybe? If Stan and Ford were ten in a TOTS then I can see them having witnessed Filbrick smoking regularly in his thirties as public smoking was trendy back then.

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Andrew Lang Fairy Stories

With this semester - and my internship - coming to a close, I wanted to hop back into my wheelhouse for the remainder of my time in Special Collections.

The Elf Maiden: And Other Stories is a collection of eleven tales edited by Scottish poet and novelist Andrew Lang (1844-1912) and illustrated by Henry J. Ford (1860-1941). The book was first published in London and New York by Longmans, Green, & Co. in 1906. The stories in this edition first appeared in three of Lang’s popular “Coloured" Fairy Books:  The Yellow Fairy Book (1894), The Pink Fairy Book (1897), and the The Brown Fairy Book (1904). Lang’s Fairy Books were a series of 24 children’s fairy tales, the most popular being the 12 Coloured" Fairy Books, that Lang’s wife, Leonora Blanche Alleyne (1851-1933) helped collaborate and translate.

Lang was considered to be one of the most versatile writers of his time. While he was a poet, historian, journalist, and critic, he was best known for his publications on folklore, mythology, and religion. Lang took an interest in folklore at a young age; he read John Ferguson McLennan before going to Oxford and was heavily influenced by Edward Burnett Tylor. 

Henry J. Ford was a prolific and successful English artist and illustrator. While he began exhibiting with historically-themed paintings and beautiful landscapes at the Royal Academy of Art in 1982, it was his contributions to illustrated books that raised him to fame. I was excited to find that he was most famous for the illustrations he provided for Lang’s popular Fairy Books, which captivated an entire generation of children in Britain; these books saw translations and republications during the 1880’s and 1890’s.

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-- Elizabeth V., Special Collections Undergraduate Writing Intern