TRMW *

October 18, 2009

The first recorded photo of Buenos Aires’ Boca Juniors football/soccer team, taken in 1906.  If all goes well, I’ll be seeing these guys play next week.  Well, not these exact guys, but guys like them. (via Wikipedia)

The first recorded photo of Buenos Aires’ Boca Juniors football/soccer team, taken in 1906.  If all goes well, I’ll be seeing these guys play next week.  Well, not these exact guys, but guys like them. (via Wikipedia)

September 10, 2009

Typewriter Ribbon Tin Collection
These look really nice.

Typewriter Ribbon Tin Collection

These look really nice.

August 26, 2009

Ready for the House: WE LIKE YOU HERE

Ready for the House: WE LIKE YOU HERE

August 24, 2009

Arizona’s Colorful Indians (via swimsuit department)

Arizona’s Colorful Indians (via swimsuit department)

August 20, 2009

Generation Press

Generation Press

May 26, 2009

A Journey Round My Skull: Forgotten Illustrator - Egon Mathiesen

A Journey Round My Skull: Forgotten Illustrator - Egon Mathiesen

Adolphe Braun, Oberland Bernois, Switzerland (via SFMOMA)

Adolphe Braun, Oberland Bernois, Switzerland (via SFMOMA)

May 12, 2009

Bild 02: Die 12 wichtigsten Natur-Wissenschaften (via Prof. Michael Stoll)

Bild 02: Die 12 wichtigsten Natur-Wissenschaften (via Prof. Michael Stoll)

April 28, 2009

The Domestic Pig.  From “Animal Families” an Abbatt Toys game. (via sometrajectories, who I am now totally following)

The Domestic Pig. From “Animal Families” an Abbatt Toys game. (via sometrajectories, who I am now totally following)

agence eureka

agence eureka

April 21, 2009

The Sartorialist: Sartorialist #1 - Earl Schuman
My Dad was the #1 fan of this blog. Everyday he looked at the new posts and would read every comment.
The Sartorialist marks the passing of his dad.  Given all the warmth and humanity that comes through in this guy’s blog, it’s not all surprising that his dad was great too.  Very moving.

The Sartorialist: Sartorialist #1 - Earl Schuman

My Dad was the #1 fan of this blog. Everyday he looked at the new posts and would read every comment.

The Sartorialist marks the passing of his dad. Given all the warmth and humanity that comes through in this guy’s blog, it’s not all surprising that his dad was great too. Very moving.

April 16, 2009

Agence eureka

Agence eureka

April 9, 2009

Wow, who knew Fortune had amazing cover art in the thirties/forties/fifties?  I didn’t.  (via but does it float, as usual)

Wow, who knew Fortune had amazing cover art in the thirties/forties/fifties? I didn’t. (via but does it float, as usual)

February 10, 2009

Design Observer

Design Observer