The Long Long Trailer!
No Trailer Trash here, just Vintage Trailer Ads.
Very Cooool!
R & B Record Covers and Labels collected by Mike Kredinac of NuGrape Records.


Vision of the Future from the Past of Things to Come. http://blog.modernmechanix.com/covers
The Shadow knows!
Pulp Magazines and Detective Stories Covers have some of the best art and Lettering around.

The Label Man has got a Bushel-Full of Fruit Crate Labels. Take your time looking at all he's got to show and sell. Go to his Label Image Library for larger scans.
This guy is into Gorilla/Ape Comic Book Covers. Large alphabetical index with lots of covers but not all are Great. Lots of vintage comix though.


Wonderful collection of FATE Magazine Covers. Everything looked great till the Winter of '59 then FATE met it's own Fate; bad covers from then on. They tried several times to bring the illustrated covers back but they were never as good as the early ones.

These are either for Gays or against Gays depending on how they are portrayed on the cover. A "Sister" site (pardon the pun) to StrangeSisters.com here is GayOntheRange.com.



I can't get enough of Martin Mull's New Artwork @ the Rena Bransten Gallery. He has this incredible outlook of life and uses the images from the past to evoke those feelings with a touch of somber familiarity. He's my favorite painter now, with Jean-Michel Basquiat taking a step back to second.
You can take the Rena Bransten Gallery tour of Mull's paintings here. Just click on the paintings on the walls and the images will enlarge in the pop up window.
More Mull @:
The Patricia Faure Gallery
The Hammer Gallery





One of the best Fire Cracker Label sites around. I like the Atomic ones a lot.

Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum of Detroit has tons of Penny Arcade Memorabilia. I love looking at all the graphics on the sides of pinball machines


Coffee, Tea, or B...for Braniff Airlines Postcards. From back in the Days when I first came to America.




Clear the air! Here comes a Great Cigarette Website. So much to see and one can get lost amongst hundreds of packs and ads from everywhere to every era.