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HippieArchaeologist

HippieArchaeologist

Manchester, NH

Radical collector of the hippie era, mid 1960s - early 70s, & the stories that come with them. Preserving the Hippie past for people who won't believe it anyways...Radical collector of the hippie era, mid 1960s - early 70s, & the stories that come with them. Preserving the Hippie past for people who won't believe it anyways... (Read more)

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60s-70s SAN FRANCISCO HIPPIE Folk Art all Hand Drawn Shirt - Mens Clothingin Mens Clothing
2 months ago
Original 1960's Seattle POWER To The PEOPLE Black Panther Protest Sign - Advertisingin Advertising
3 months ago
1960's Black Panthers Hand-Made Seattle Anti Police Protests Sign w Blue Fist - Advertisingin Advertising
4 months ago
Vintage Original Martin Luther King handmade Seattle Protest Sign - Politicsin Politics
4 months ago
Original Seattle SHINGLE WEAVERS Black Panther Strike Sign - Politicsin Politics
4 months ago
Vintage early PEACE & FREEDOM Party voter pinback - Politicsin Politics
5 months ago
Early 1970's Psychedelic Star Shaped Christmas Tree Topper in Box - Christmasin Christmas
6 months ago
1963 News Photo of the Beatles having a NEW DRUMMER - Music Memorabiliain Music Memorabilia
6 months ago
1967 photo of the Beatles with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi - Music Memorabiliain Music Memorabilia
7 months ago
Original 1969 Rock Press Photo: JIMI HENDRIX Signs Autographs after Toronto Drug Arrest - Music Memorabiliain Music Memorabilia
7 months ago

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  1. Thanks Phil!
  2. A fire breathing dragon! A Blonde! Flames going the entire back glass~ FABULOUS VINTAGE FIND.
  3. I once found a full box of Eastlake Brass Doorknobs at a yard sale. They had been removed from Amoskeag Factory Row Houses during reno. Wish I hadn't sold them, but alas need to make a living.
  4. Not sure if the younger generations understand what a devastating moment in history this was... thanks for your comment.
  5. Must say, you commentators bring up some salient explanations. I really appreciate it. I was struck by the image and the history of it, you have given me some thought provoking explanations of what th...
  6. INTERESTING COMMENT.
  7. VERY recent ha ha... It is though, in the mail.
  8. Thanks for sharing your memories. I got to grade school in 1959 and I seem to recall Duck & Cover in the earliest grades but not afterwards... The whole concept was after all, absurd to think that if ...
  9. Ms.CrystalShip - yes, back to a day when peace was something we all wanted.
  10. Watchsearcher the finial I was told is the "tree of life" although personally I think it is a mushroom cloud with skulls along the edge. Funny I thought it may be a bird house too except for no floor....
  11. Thanks Watchsearcher & raven3766! My taste is a little off the beaten path.
  12. Stunning. I absolutely adore them.
  13. Yes he did. At least that is the first time I ever heard of him.
  14. EXTRAORDINARY FIND! I looked at the collection - remarkable images. He was a visionary, thanks for sharing.
  15. Ha ha --- and why oh why did we apparently like THAT voice?
  16. I wonder how long it was before someone said "Hey man, I think we are supposed to ride inside the bus, not on top..."
  17. Laughing - Watchsearcher - looks like an illustration I once saw.
  18. Well be it 30 or even 40 years, still isn't enough time between cream ales... yeech. Ha ha.
  19. blunderbuss2 that is a remarkable story and beyond fabulous that their family history has been preserved.
  20. AnythingObscure - it is, without question, just plain WEIRD... :-)
  21. I remember watching the game. It was on both networks in glorious black and white. I was an AFL fan and it didn't work out for us until Superbowl III.
  22. Historic and a game I have never seen! Well done.
  23. Thank you Thomas and Keramikos. That's what I thought, also reminds me of the Memphis Design inspired jewelry. I have seen a lot of 60s-70s designed items and this to me just didn't quite fit but ...
  24. I love, love, love these. I sold my Fada bullet Radio when I retired, wish I hadn't - was my favorite yard sale find ever. These are killer.
  25. Ha ha - Blunderbus - nothing wrong with that. My draft number was 355 i felt I used all the luck of a lifetime on that number.
  26. More MOD wallpaper than psychedelic. Although I have seen some that are shall we say, in the ballpark.
  27. Toyrebel, that is the best question I have ever been asked as a collector. I wil have to look into that...
  28. Those are exceptional and so unusual - never seen anything like them.
  29. Ha ha ha...
  30. That biplane pilot must have been a fabulous sight to see! They just don't make them like that anymore.
  31. AnythingObscure... I am laughing. My obsession knows no bounds.
  32. Spectacular seeing them all lined up like this! LOVE THIS. Late 60s - early 70s I assume...
  33. ho2cultcha you should be very proud of your uncle and grandfather. It took courage.
  34. OH! I LOVE this - sometimes it pays NOT to change your mind.
  35. Artfoot - so that's where they came from! Never knew if they just stole Dad's. Thanks for the input.
  36. Thanks vetraio50 - I found these were a compulsive buy... ha ha.
  37. Thanks Buckethead - you too!
  38. Thanks Scott. I am trying to get the name of this veteran but as of now, the sister won't release it to me for the provenance.
  39. Thanks Watchsearcher. I am very glad you still have the family quilts. We own several of my great aunt's 1930s quilts and regret deeply I didn't salvage the one my Grandmother made for me that i used ...
  40. Picked up Pearl at a yard sale a couple weeks ago. A classic!
  41. LOVE the early space items - realllly cool!
  42. blunderbuss2 - what exactly from my description was "brainwashed"? hmmmmm...
  43. I have that stool cover. I put it on an old cast iron stool - yours is much more appropriate. Not by Peter Max but certainly influenced by his designs.
  44. keramikos - WOW - you nailed it. That is the photo the artist used - funny, you think he only had B&W photos, so I imagine sometimes he might be off with eye and hair colors. Thanks for your help.
  45. Must be a poltergeist!
  46. They did a really good job, I agree.
  47. How did I miss this one? A great and historic Civil Rights piece.
  48. Great find! I have seen similar pieces on ebay so think your identification is spot on.
  49. Thanks Newfld. --- And Efesgirl - thanks for the heads up, I had missed it... That is one coooool Belt! I wonder if both are made by a European maker? They are quite bold designs.
  50. buckethead - I read it to my kids they always laughed when I read slllooooooooow fe-et, QUICKFEET! Had to have this.
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Trench Art and Bullets Ham Radio FCC License Poster Pharmacist's sign plus... A Resplendent Display of Brumal Cheer Coke Shack Sign Zig Zag (ZZ) Advertising Sign - Mystery? "Dragon" Pinball machine by Gottlieb from the 70´s Jimi hendrix poster Frank N. Stein 1940-1960 Johnny Reb Cannon Rin Tin Tin Fort Apache Marx’s 1956 BORDEN "ELSIE & BEULAH" WAR BONDS & STAMPS WOODEN BANK Kennedy Pumpkins 1950 Meck Television Phish, 6/22/19, by Luke Martin George Christie wanted for murder. New York, 1937 (A. Fellig photo)

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