#apperson

[frenchcurious]

Apperson Jack Rabbit 8-20 Sportster 1920. - source Amazing Classic Cars.

[a-4skyhawk]

[obsidian-sphere]

Apperson Automobile Ad 1918

[apples-4ever]

🍎🍏🍎 INTRO POST! 🍎🍏🍎

this blog started as a joke for my friends but it spiralled from there!! this blog is for myself first and foremost but if it appeals to anyone out there then yay!!!!

my favourite apples are pink ladies but i love every kind of apple

i’m hoping to review as many different types of apples as i can, all of which i will post here!

if by some chance people stumble upon my humble apple blog while adventuring through tumblr then this is my hello!!!

happy apple eating!

tag system (will be updated as i go):

#appersonal - personal posts

#fangirling - general apple content

#applifting - positive lovely stuff (featuring apples)

#yummers - apple related food items (that aren’t just plain apples)

#apple of my eye - artwork with apples in

#appolls - polls

#for later - things i am saving

#me irl - things i relate to

#close but no apples - non apple related posts

personal things:

you can call me angel! i use she/they

this is obviously a sideblog. my main is @angel-apocalypse ❤️🍎

[labellenouvelle]

APPERSON AUTOMOBILE Co.

ART-DECO NEW ORLEANS

Oversized trade card for. APPERSON AUTOMOBILE COMPANY Of NEW ORLEANS , located at 618 Baronne street ( building still there ) Apperson was a brand of American cars of the brass era , manufactured in Kokomo, Indiana from 1901 to 1926 . America’s First Sports cars with models like the “Jack Rabbit “ with a price of $ 4,250 in 1910 and the “ Big Dick “ with a tag price of $ 7,500 in 1907 . A great piece for the automobilia collector and New Orleans history buff. Frame and display.

Item No. E4938-137

Dimensions:  6 1/4” x 3 5/8”

SOLD

504.581.3733 / t

info@labellenouvelle.com / e

[niftyandinterestingstuff]

1916 Apperson Jack Rabbit

[lorideeslens-blog-blog]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Avon Vintage Haynes Apperson 1902 Bottle.

[michaelcosio]

Matthew Apperson sentenced to 20 years for shooting at George Zimmerman

Oct 18, 2016

Zimmerman says the jury got it right once again

[ujjinatd]

¿Qué pasó con Apperson Brothers Automobile Company? Antes de ser una em... https://ujjina.com/que-paso-con-apperson-brothers-automobile-company/?feed_id=565893&_unique_id=65faef57745de

[frenchcurious]

Haynes-Apperson 4-6 Seater Surrey 1902. - source RM Sotheby's.

[the-american-photographer]

Car For Women • NYC Photographer Mark Fisher • Love To Drive Cinderella

Car For Women • NYC Photographer Mark Fisher • Love To Drive Cinderella The Concept Was To Target Women’s Needs They Made The Direction Work.XXXa The Haynes Automobile Company was an American automobile   manufacturing company that produced automobiles in Kokomo, Indiana,   from 1905 to 1924. The company was formerly known as the Haynes-Apperson company,   and produced automobiles under that…

[ambfurniture]

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[conandaily2022]

Detroit, Michigan cop David Apperson allowed release with GPS tether on $100K bond

David Apperson, 32, is a police officer in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, United States. He is a five-year veteran of the force.

[nando161mando]

Hey, Free Press? The headline here is: “David Apperson, five year veteran of the Detroit PD, charged with rape. In other news, DPD officer charged in road rage case.”

Fixed that for you.

[gsmattingly]

Review - "The Big Parade" (1925)

I watched "The Big Parade" directed by King Vidor and George W. Hill. It stars John Gilbert, Renée Adorée, Renée Adorée, Karl Dane and many others. It is a silent film from 1925 and runs for 151 minutes. I enjoyed this film and found it interesting. I think I recently read that someone found this boring but I didn't find it boring at all. It actually has many "parades" throughout the film. I thought this was an engaging film that had many changes in emotions and perspectives throughout the film. There was a lot of character development in John Gilbert. The quality of the film was very good since, as noted in a New York Times review, the film

... happens to be one of the relatively few silent features for which the original negative still exists. "

A summary from IMDb, "In the period before The Great War, James Apperson lives a good life thanks in large part to his father's fortune. He's engaged to the beautiful Justyn Reed. He's something of a disappointment to his father; thankfully, his more-serious brother plays the good son and is involved in the family business. When the U.S. enters the the war, James is caught up in all the hoopla and enlists. He makes new friends, particularly Slim and Bull, and they're soon off to France. While awaiting their move to the front lines, James meets young Frenchwoman Melisande. Life is good for all of them, but when they move up, they experience the horrors of war and James is forever a changed man."

From a New York Times review by Dave Kehr, "Today, the film remains a heartfelt but shrewdly judged blend of comedy, romance, action and tragedy — a movie that perfectly embodies the classical Hollywood ideal of providing something to appeal to every member of what, in the 1920s, was a wide public still unsevered by demographic categories."

From a Senses of Cinema review by Tony Williams, "The Big Parade is a film of ambivalence and contradiction. Touching in its narrative of an individual caught in circumstances beyond his control and trapped by conventional ideology that cannot allow an alternative picture of World War I, it is nevertheless an accomplished film. Veterans and later audiences may be fully aware of the conventions used and deeper implications existing within a narrative whose postwar American sequences contains the seeds of The Best Years of Our Lives (William Wyler, 1946) (10). Isenberg may be formally correct in his assertion that “None of its ingredients were new; they were only packaged differently”, but parts of the film gained significant responses from the veterans who saw it at the time, as Brownlow reports (11). They did not see the film as mindless entertainment. Neither should we."

Actually I thought it was a remarkable film for the time.