We're often asked how we find the vintage gems we post.  Pictured is one of our many tools for navigating the past.  From Popular Mechanics, 1934.

Ultra-reclining seats.  From The Judge, 1916.

A double-exposure car wreck.  From Mocca, 1929.

Here's a precursor to the mobile home/recreational vehicle -- if we have houseboats, why not house cars?  From Le Rire, 1904.

Ramming the pyramids.  (The caption identifies this as a symbol of ambition, though we mistook it for futility or suicide.)  From The Judge, 1913.

From The Saturday Evening Post, 1919.

"You will never be so good looking again."  From The Sketch, 1905.

From Die Muskete, 1913.

From Mocca, 1933.

From Die Muskete, 1936.

Here's the pianomobile from Die Muskete, 1908.

The 8 of Diamonds: "Night is Might."  From Jugend, 1902.