Saturday Evening Post -1953
"Ha ha, gave me quite a start. For a moment I thought your brother was here."
Showing posts with label Husbands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Husbands. Show all posts
Friday, July 5, 2013
Friday, June 28, 2013
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Happy Birthday - Stan Hunt
Saturday Evening Post - 1955
This carton seems to have different meaning almost 60 years latter.
"Happy Birthday"
This carton seems to have different meaning almost 60 years latter.
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Night at the Opera - Payslow
Labels:
1954,
binoculars,
entertainment,
Husbands,
men,
night,
Opera,
Payslow,
Saturday Evening Post,
Wives
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Divorce Counselling - Ted Key
Saturday Evening Post - 1954
"Then it's agreed, You'll learn how to make coffee and he'll give up his bagpipe."
"Then it's agreed, You'll learn how to make coffee and he'll give up his bagpipe."
Sunday, April 21, 2013
It Wouldn't Last - Frank O'Neil
Labels:
1954,
angry,
Fight,
Frank O'Neil,
gossip,
home,
Husbands,
last,
Saturday Evening Post,
Threshold,
Wedding,
Wives
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Friday, April 5, 2013
Two Thousand Words - J. Bonestell
Saturday Evening Post 1955
And a picture is worth a thousand words.
"Anything wrong, Hon? You haven't said two thousand words all evening."
And a picture is worth a thousand words.
Labels:
1955,
angry,
Hon,
Husbands,
J. Bonestell,
marriage,
Saturday Evening Post,
talking,
thousand,
Wives,
wrong
Friday, March 8, 2013
Have You Got a License for That? - Ben Thompson
Saturday Evening Post 1950
I didn't know you needed a licence for that.
"Well, it's either a larger dog or a very small man!"
I didn't know you needed a licence for that.
Labels:
1950,
Ben Thompson,
city hall,
dag,
hat,
Husbands,
licenses,
marriage,
men,
Saturday Evening Post,
Wives
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Laundry Day - Lamb
Saturday Evening Post 1954
Got a little help you don't need
"Henry - Will you watch what you're doing?"
Got a little help you don't need
Labels:
1954,
chores,
clothes line,
dress,
Henry,
Husbands,
Lamb,
laundry,
Saturday Evening Post,
watch,
Wives,
yard
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Gourmet Cooking (1953) - Lemes
Saturday Evening Post 1953
Gourment it is not
"They want the recipe for this. Get the can and read the label"
Gourment it is not
Labels:
can,
Cooking,
dinner party,
Gourmet,
Husbands,
Kitchen,
Lemes,
recipe,
Saturday Evening Post,
Wives
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Seeing Too Much of Each Other - Hank Baeb
Saturday Evening Post 1955
"I'm afraid they've been seeing too much of each other."
Dating is a time to find the fear that you will turn into your parents
"I'm afraid they've been seeing too much of each other."
Dating is a time to find the fear that you will turn into your parents
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Just Married - Lamb
1952 Saturday Evening Post
"... the cuttest little airedale you ever saw ... she saved my life once ... pulled m eout of a churning river!"
We all have a history
"... the cuttest little airedale you ever saw ... she saved my life once ... pulled m eout of a churning river!"
We all have a history
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Honest Opinion - Irwin Caplan
1954 - Saturday Evening Post
"Just give me an honest opinion on how it looks - bearing in mind, of course, that I don't have my hair up or propper accessories on."
"Just give me an honest opinion on how it looks - bearing in mind, of course, that I don't have my hair up or propper accessories on."
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Pineapple Upside-Down Rum Cake - Cavalli
Labels:
1951,
Angelo Cavalli,
cake,
Dinner,
drunk,
Husbands,
Pineapple,
rum,
Saturday Evening Post,
Wives
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Wedding Day - John Day
1952 Saturday Evening Post
"Oh, I was just wondering what our first fight will be about, Fred ... er George?"
"Oh, I was just wondering what our first fight will be about, Fred ... er George?"
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Erich Sokol, Fate - 1959
It must be fate -- my wife and your husband breaking their legs on the same day
By Erich Sokol December 1959
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Better than a Newspaper
Punch - Sept 24 1908
Screen for Breakfast Table (Better than a Newspaper)
Still applies in an iPad age.
Screen for Breakfast Table (Better than a Newspaper)
Still applies in an iPad age.
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