"Live in concert Christmas Day ~ The Clash."
*Three decades too late - This event happen back in 1979, at Acklam Hall, England. The admission was only 50 pence (1 dollar !?) seating only 250 !!!! This Holiday concert marked the beginning of their road to fame, London Calling had only been released a few weeks prior. A concert for the true Garageland enthusiasts.
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A step back in time, 1957. Some say a great barber is part bartender, part shrink and 100% your trusted friend. Seventy-five cent cuts with a quarter tip, sounds lovely. photo: F.M.
Slide on into the leather chair, neck powdered and a swoosh of the apron. What'll you have friend? Otis Elevator Co. 1942 photo: W.S.C.
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"Tom is your Barber" Americana post depression era. Brooklyn 1943. Parts of the borough still looks the same.
"Tools of the Trade" on display in the window 1941. Note the coat and hat rack, a staple for the Gent's and the sign featuring air conditioning
all photos: A.E.
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The South Side of Chicago barber shop April 1941. A turning point for the US: the Great Depression recently ended and President Teddy Roosevelt engages the US in World War II. Americans dusted themselves off and re-sparked the American Ingenuity Spirit. Reflections of Today? Keep your head high.
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Bad Hair by James Innes & Henrietta Webb 2002. A detailed pictorial collage of the Hair Dont's of yesteryear. Hilarious images showcasing fashion faux pas styles, more pics to come in future posts. Buy this book, you will enjoy it. *Makes you wonder if your current hair doo will be a joke 35 years from now.