Muzak Helps To Eliminate Fatigue, Tension And Monotony (1965)

An ad from 1965. From 9 to 5 Muzak Works With You.

Women in the workplace in the 1960s.

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Batman Dracula by Andy Warhol (1964)

This is a very camp version of Batman, 'Batman Dracula' by Andy Warhol.

And, if you haven't seen this yet, a photoshoot from Andy Warhol and Nico as Batman and Robin.

Enjoy!

Andy Warhol and Nico as Batman and Robin:

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Hard copy memes

A very nice collection of hard copy memes representing 30+ years of work since the 1960s.

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The NY Fashion District in the 1960s

Very nice vintage photo's from The NY Fashion District in the 1960s.

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The 200 mph V8-powered Griffith supercar by TVR

I love! A very nice evolution.

The 1960’S TVR Griffith:

The new TVR:

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1966 Amphicar 770 - I WANT!!!!

I can see myself driving / floating around the Amsterdam canals. Wow!

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The IBM 7094 was the first computer to sing 'Daisy Bell' (1961)

'Daisy Bell' was composed by Harry Dacre in 1892. Vocals were programmed by John Kelly and Carol Lockbaum and the accompaniment was programmed by Max Mathews.

How Larry Fink met Andy Warhol

A book will be published April 25th "Fink on Warhol: New York Photographs of the 1960s". How Larry Fink met Andy Warhol, a nice story. It had to be.

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The first computer animated cat?

Russian computer scientist Nikolai Nikolaevich Konstantinov + collegues created in 1968 this computer animation of a cat, they used their Big Electronic Counting Machine (BESM).

Is this the first animation?

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Ford Mustang no. 00002 (1965)

I've always liked the Ford Mustangs from the '60s. The way they look, the way they sound. This is a very good looking one. The first hard top.

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A 7 year old Yo-Yo Ma playing for JF Kennedy (amongst others)

So cute! One of my favorite cello player as a 7 year old playing for JFK (amongst others) with, I think, his sister on the piano. 1962.

Oscar Mayer presents a new ham can created and designed for women

Okay ... Oscar Mayer lost me. A new ham can created and designed for women.
- rolled edges
- easier opening
- bright easy roll key

Women hurt themselves? Women can't open the old ham cans because they're to weak? Women are half blind?

It was produced around 1960. Buying this made women (white middle-class ones) better homemakers, better women, and better Americans.

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How to succeed with brunettes

This is hilarious. These educational video's are so long with so many examples ... get real! Just use common sense. And the brunette? She just undergoes it as a pro. The bad example with a brunette, the good example with a blonde. That's the way! Who knows, perhaps Trump can publish them again.

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How to Succeed with Brunettes 1967


Blondes Prefer Gentlemen (1965)

Children's Nightmares

Creepy shit! Surreal photographer Arthur Tress brought children's nightmares to life in this 1960s series.

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