Some titles may need a second look: Ingrid Bergman with her twin girls (looked like an older girl and a younger boy); women out shopping: looked like a mother with her three older (preteen?) daughters? Thanks for the memories!
This channel is amazing. I get up, get a coffee and find V V. It's a great way to start my day. I love the beautiful ladies and the historical photos. It's like a sexy history lesson...thank you.
I had to smile at the picture of the 'Unboxing the Statue of Liberty. 1885''.....Ooooopss.......😁 Nice to see a collection of old photo's from days gone by, that I haven't seen before....
With my own (chronological) 'expiration date' coming up anytime, this is a great reminder where in life we've been, that those we used to adore too are getting older or have passed, and those before them too lived lives as we do, each within the confines of their individual time capsules. Very thought-provoking and appreciated. Thank you.
Thank you for such a thoughtful comment. Indeed, life reminds us that everything passes, and we are all on our own path in life, associated with a certain time frame. Your words touch my heart, and I am glad that my content provokes such thoughts and helps you look at life from a different perspective. Take care of yourself and appreciate every moment.
thank God for freddy kreuger laying claim to my nightmares - it could have been those "micky and minnie mouse" monsters... the poor boy looks on the verge of tears...
We owned one of those air-cooled Renault cars in late '59-'63. My dad was a civil engineer for NASA, and having a small plane, apparently really believed in the air-cooled concept. He bought a GM Con-vair, an air cooled van, converted it to a camper, and moved his four kids & wife to California from Norfolk, VA. Then bought a VW bug and began stripping it to make a flying car...
That would have been a Corvair rather than a Con-vair. GM's first (and IIRC) serious attempt to build a rear-engine car. It was a hell of a cool car to drive but they suffered from design and reliability problems. GM did a lot of work to fix their issues but by that point Ralph "Nadir" (as I call him) had launched a self-aggrandizing and eventually successful crusade to kill the car.
My husband's uncle was Stephen Boyd, it's a pity that he died aged 50 playing golf. He starred in several films with some great actors and actresses. He had a wonderful singing voice too. He was spotted busking and was seen by a talent scout, the rest is history.
I really LIKE that you left most of your photos in black and white. I don't care for the videos where they have colorized everything. To me they are not vintage if they are colorized.
@zaralunden3203.as my mom being an artist prefared drawing in black pencil and not colour because she said that colour fades quicker and drawing in black pencil or paint lasts longer.as I noticed when looking at photos from the old 1970s Polaroid cameras you had a choice of photos taken of you in black and white or colour and all the photos taken of us where in black and white and the ones taken in colour didnt last as long.im 60 years old now and I still have those photos like they were only talking yesterday.you should give it a try🎨🖼 .Happy Xmas and a Happy New YEAR To You.🎄🎉🖼🎨🇨🇮👋
A fascinating collection of old photos! You obviously have a keen eye for what makes a great photo. The quality and colour of some of those photos is excellent. Comments are useful too.
Thank you very much for your kind words! I'm glad to hear that you find the collection of old photographs fascinating and appreciate the quality, color and commentary. Curating these images is a pleasure, and I always strive to provide viewers with a varied and engaging experience. Your appreciation motivates me to continue sharing captivating content. 😊📷✨
Yes, this is clearly not Ingrid Bergman with her two twin daughters. Photo is described incorrectly. About 23.38 min mark. The children are even years apart and older girl and with younger boy.
Staithes North Yorkshire, I thought there was a human leg on the ground, but then I saw it was a boot! The oldest known wheelie, I have seen many cars of that type, where the wheelbase was altered to get the car to pull wheelies much easier for show. But then, the car was slower in the 1/4 mile races, as the wheelie, while great for show, used up time to get down the track!
Photo at about 30.48 with women kneeling. I think this is more likely February 29 on leap year. Bachelor's Day, sometimes known as Ladies' Privilege, is an Irish tradition by which women are allowed to propose to men on Leap Day, 29 February, based on a legend of Saint Bridget and Saint Patrick. It once had legal basis in Scotland and England.
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I read about the door gunners, very dangerous plus the mental damage raised havoc with PTSD. The amount of carnage seen and participated in was beyond description often including villagers and animals.
Had a co worker who was a door gunner in Nam. He said the life expectancy was low on that job. A very nice guy. I think somewhat slowed in his mental progress as a result, he was like a 250 lb, solid as a rock kid.
WOW! Great photos! In the photos with long captions they change too quickly to read all. I had to keep my hand over the space bar to pause photos with long captions.
@ 20:27 The long car in Sydney is still around, turned up in the 1990's as a barn find and was going to get restored, remember the photos in a Australian car mag. I can't tell you any more.
8:08 dog got that criminally offensive side-eye lol - i dont blame him... he's no beast of burden :( incidentally have a listen to rolling stones song "beast of burden" what a tune...
I appreciate your feedback on the pacing of the content. I will take this into account when creating future videos to ensure viewers have enough time to read the information underneath the images. Your input is valuable and I want to make your viewing experience as enjoyable as possible. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and I hope you give the following videos a try.🤗
MAJOR MOTORS ! I remember it well and the stunning Mrs. Major in her Dauphine . This takes me back, some good memories and sad. Innocent days pre civil rights awakening, rampant good ole boy bullying. Waaar EAGLE
Nice collection of photos. I'm guessing that king salmon your uncle is shown with has to be around a 60-65 pounder. nice big "smiley" as the trollers call them. (Or called them. They're a rarity today.)
37:43. Description is a little off. This looks more like Lahaina, Hawaii after the attack with Energy Weapons. Let's not forget Santa Rosa either, they all look the same.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
It's a nice collection of photographs and I like the captions with the info. But they should be presented in some sort of structure. It can be chronologically, geographically, the kind of subject or something else. Also you should credit the photographer if known. If you don't know you can say "photographer unknown".
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Need to go back edit. Two women walking down a dirt road is mislabeled as "Unboxing the Statue of Liberty..."
No kidding.
Where were the the women in the thumbnail? Click bait!
Well worked out. Congrats...😂
Some titles may need a second look: Ingrid Bergman with her twin girls (looked like an older girl and a younger boy); women out shopping: looked like a mother with her three older (preteen?) daughters? Thanks for the memories!
Clearly not Ingrid Bergman.
I like it that you add a few of your family photos in with the group! cool
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This channel is amazing. I get up, get a coffee and find V V. It's a great way to start my day.
I love the beautiful ladies and the historical photos.
It's like a sexy history lesson...thank you.
I had to smile at the picture of the 'Unboxing the Statue of Liberty. 1885''.....Ooooopss.......😁
Nice to see a collection of old photo's from days gone by, that I haven't seen before....
With my own (chronological) 'expiration date' coming up anytime, this is a great reminder where in life we've been, that those we used to adore too are getting older or have passed, and those before them too lived lives as we do, each within the confines of their individual time capsules. Very thought-provoking and appreciated. Thank you.
Thank you for such a thoughtful comment. Indeed, life reminds us that everything passes, and we are all on our own path in life, associated with a certain time frame. Your words touch my heart, and I am glad that my content provokes such thoughts and helps you look at life from a different perspective. Take care of yourself and appreciate every moment.
Those Mickey and Minnie costumes must have given kids nightmares!!!
thank God for freddy kreuger laying claim to my nightmares - it could have been those "micky and minnie mouse" monsters... the poor boy looks on the verge of tears...
Fascinating stuff. People in the past looked so much older than people today.
Aber dafür waren die Menschen früher schlanker und nicht so dick wie viele heute.😊
Because they actually worked hard.
@@gabyraum9300 You watch very selectively. A good cook was known by his or her large girth, as was a good breadwinner.
@@mariannebowman6114 Because they wanted to look mature with all the rights and privileges rather than as kids with all the freedoms.
We owned one of those air-cooled Renault cars in late '59-'63. My dad was a civil engineer for NASA, and having a small plane, apparently really believed in the air-cooled concept. He bought a GM Con-vair, an air cooled van, converted it to a camper, and moved his four kids & wife to California from Norfolk, VA. Then bought a VW bug and began stripping it to make a flying car...
That would have been a Corvair rather than a Con-vair. GM's first (and IIRC) serious attempt to build a rear-engine car. It was a hell of a cool car to drive but they suffered from design and reliability problems. GM did a lot of work to fix their issues but by that point Ralph "Nadir" (as I call him) had launched a self-aggrandizing and eventually successful crusade to kill the car.
My husband's uncle was Stephen Boyd, it's a pity that he died aged 50 playing golf. He starred in several films with some great actors and actresses. He had a wonderful singing voice too. He was spotted busking and was seen by a talent scout, the rest is history.
The presentation was a truly enjoyable experience. Thank you so very much.
That photo of "the models for American Gothic, 1940s" I find fantastic.
that is not Ingrid Bergman
with her twin daughters! 😊
I really LIKE that you left most of your photos in black and white. I don't care for the videos where they have colorized everything. To me they are not vintage if they are colorized.
@zaralunden3203.as my mom being an artist prefared drawing in black pencil and not colour because she said that colour fades quicker and drawing in black pencil or paint lasts longer.as I noticed when looking at photos from the old 1970s Polaroid cameras you had a choice of photos taken of you in black and white or colour and all the photos taken of us where in black and white and the ones taken in colour didnt last as long.im 60 years old now and I still have those photos like they were only talking yesterday.you should give it a try🎨🖼 .Happy Xmas and a Happy New YEAR To You.🎄🎉🖼🎨🇨🇮👋
3:07 I didn't understand. Where is the unboxing of the Statue of Liberty in the photo?
I love the Eric Satie theme.
A fascinating collection of old photos! You obviously have a keen eye for what makes a great photo. The quality and colour of some of those photos is excellent. Comments are useful too.
Thank you very much for your kind words! I'm glad to hear that you find the collection of old photographs fascinating and appreciate the quality, color and commentary. Curating these images is a pleasure, and I always strive to provide viewers with a varied and engaging experience.
Your appreciation motivates me to continue sharing captivating content. 😊📷✨
Excelent work, pictures, music, entertainment.
An amazing amount of work. Thanks for sharing with us!
Outstanding pictures! Very enjoyable. Thank you.
Mickey and Minnie (20.16) then was look like Halloween customs . look Scary .
The couple who were the actual models for American Gothic!! Omg . How did I never know this 🤔
Yes, this is clearly not Ingrid Bergman with her two twin daughters. Photo is described incorrectly. About 23.38 min mark. The children are even years apart and older girl and with younger boy.
Really nice with the Scottish musical background many thanks
Staithes North Yorkshire, I thought there was a human leg on the ground, but then I saw it was a boot!
The oldest known wheelie, I have seen many cars of that type, where the wheelbase was altered to get the car to pull wheelies much easier for show. But then, the car was slower in the 1/4 mile races, as the wheelie, while great for show, used up time to get down the track!
Photo at about 30.48 with women kneeling. I think this is more likely February 29 on leap year. Bachelor's Day, sometimes known as Ladies' Privilege, is an Irish tradition by which women are allowed to propose to men on Leap Day, 29 February, based on a legend of Saint Bridget and Saint Patrick. It once had legal basis in Scotland and England.
I thought it was amish pornography. 😂
@@peternesbitt Don't be disgusting.
Your foto finds and presentation are wonderfully done.
Thank you, glad you liked it
Where is your collection of old burlesque? Love the music and the beauty. Thank you!
Is that pantomime?
❗Thank you so much ! I'm crazy for vintage photography, collect, and like a great steak or a hot fudge sundae, this hits the spot !
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@@vintage-visions Thank you ! I'll look forward to it !
At 13:26 - I've seen more life in a graveyard!! 🤭
Barbara Eden is so pretty and so was Marilyn Monroe @
Bettie Page also was hot.
Two women walking down a road unboxing Statue of Liberty…seems to be mislabeled. Stayed ten minutes for the music…I love Satie’s Gymnopédie No. 1
I read about the door gunners, very dangerous plus the mental damage raised havoc with PTSD. The amount of carnage seen and participated in was beyond description often including villagers and animals.
Had a co worker who was a door gunner in Nam. He said the life expectancy was low on that job.
A very nice guy. I think somewhat slowed in his mental progress as a result, he was like a 250 lb, solid as a rock kid.
WOW! Great photos!
In the photos with long captions they change too quickly to read all. I had to keep my hand over the space bar to pause photos with long captions.
For me it was the red bell that got in the way.
This needs less click bait and much better editorial accuracy. It's embarrassing.
No need to watch more. It’s a harmless channel. I enjoy it and appreciate the time and effort that’s gone into making it.
Grow up. Enjoy the trip.
If you are embarrassed, hide your head and don't watch.
Very Interesting, Thank You.
Loved these old pics. Just wonder how things will look in a hundred years from now?
46:06 'London teens in phone boxes.....' How convenient that they are all there like that😅😂
Yes, you'd think it, and most of the others, were posed.
@ 20:27 The long car in Sydney is still around, turned up in the 1990's as a barn find and was going to get restored, remember the photos in a Australian car mag. I can't tell you any more.
People obsessing over a few mistakes without celebrating the treasure trove of pictures so generously offered.
Not mistakes...lies !
I like the shorter format.
I want the lawn mower with air conditioning 😃
Where is the image and description you used as thumbnail? And on all your other.viseos?
8:08 dog got that criminally offensive side-eye lol - i dont blame him... he's no beast of burden :( incidentally have a listen to rolling stones song "beast of burden" what a tune...
10:25 (Belgian rRefugees etc) poor dogs...
The nice thing about being a dog is you don't keep thinking about your ill treatment and wonder how you will endure the future. Lucky dogs.
Very interesting showing photos from the past and heading into the now future.
love the pink floyd album cover
Dislike the fading subtitles.
Just keep it in view for people
read. Poor design.
The Statue of Liberty head kind of looks like Elvis Presley!
Captivating! Thank you . . . .
and thank you for watching)
the image of grandpa's car dealership has to be later than 1954 as Renault (the cars pictured) did not exist until the late 50s
1956 was the first year of the Dauphine, I gather.
That is not Ingrid Bergman
a whole hour and we never get to see the thumbnail .................... SAKES BAIT
Al Pacino as a baby!!!!
When he cried, he went: "HuWAaaaahh! HuWAaaaahh!"
There was not enough time given to read information below the pictures so I didn't finish watching.
I appreciate your feedback on the pacing of the content. I will take this into account when creating future videos to ensure viewers have enough time to read the information underneath the images. Your input is valuable and I want to make your viewing experience as enjoyable as possible. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and I hope you give the following videos a try.🤗
Look on playback speed you can slow the video down or speed it up. The link to do this is top right hand corner and the symbol is like a small flower.
Fascinating photos
MAJOR MOTORS ! I remember it well and the stunning Mrs. Major in her Dauphine . This takes me back, some good memories and sad. Innocent days pre civil rights awakening, rampant good ole boy bullying. Waaar EAGLE
The unboxingp of the Statue of Liberty was of 2 women walking down a road
You need to make a distinction between our left and photo left. Saying second from left does not tell us which left.
Thumbs up for the Christina Hendricks photo.
i thought it was out of place
FYI--Norma Jean was to become Marilyn Monroe. A couple of other photos are mislabeled.
The USS Salty Clam
8 oo. Must be hard to get your mail in the morning. Never mind newspapers
I don’t know who is in the photo of the woman with the girl and boy but, it is NOT Ingrid Bergman!!
The kids do not look like twins. The other one is a boy. Wrong persons!
27:58 Chicago taxi cab, right hand drive? How come?
How long will you keep that flag ? haven't you move to the next virtue signalling bs yet ?
Unboxing statue of liberty, text with wrong image?
La foto più bella mamma micia con il micino che attraversa la strada a new York ❤❤❤
Nice collection of photos. I'm guessing that king salmon your uncle is shown with has to be around a 60-65 pounder. nice big "smiley" as the trollers call them. (Or called them. They're a rarity today.)
Ocerwhelmed Queen Sophia of Greece kissed my Great Uncle, who at the time was called "the most hansom man in the Greek Army."
I didn't think it possible but Barbra Eden just got a little hotter than before.
Very cool. New channel
well made videography !
37:43. Description is a little off. This looks more like Lahaina, Hawaii after the attack with Energy Weapons. Let's not forget Santa Rosa either, they all look the same.
6 24 the chameleon charlie chaplin. He was never the same way twice
9:33 one woman above deck
21:18 Warsaw, Poland 1946
If I had to get on my knees to apologize to my husband for perceived wrongs…..it would be the last time he’d ever see me on my knees! 😉
If Raquel welch would have been cast as Maryanne, TL would have s***!
"Summer 1940s" Not in England it wasn't, it's not raining.
where did you find these fantastic photos love em
Cool video
New subscriber
Thank you, welcome)))
On the SS Ceylon
a woman stands on the upper deck back on de right side
So there are women on board after all.
I feel sorry for the horses who had to pull a massive house 🤨🙆🤷
Did you see the levered contraptions that aided them?
FROM HERE HAVE WE FALLEN ???
8 13 Finished last in the breeders cup 1911
Tanks
This cannot be Ingrid Bergman. A nanny if the children are Bergmans ?
10 19 the phlegms
Who was Bettie Page?
Choice of music is tasty, rare nowadays.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
Haven't watched the whole video yet, but the music during the first minutes is titled "Gymnopédies No.1" and originates from french composer Erik Satie; it was first published in 1888.
So many pretty girls back then!
Were you good looking in your youth, too?
Charlie Chaplin was a nice looking man.
Hello it is NOT Ingrid Bergmann and the children are a girl and a boy
21:15 Warsaw 1945 Life returns to the war-ravaged city
have you heard of my grandfather, Ernest Walter Histed, Sr.?
It's a nice collection of photographs and I like the captions with the info. But they should be presented in some sort of structure. It can be chronologically, geographically, the kind of subject or something else. Also you should credit the photographer if known. If you don't know you can say "photographer unknown".
Nah, they are fun without structure other than they are from the past and different somehow from today.