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Another Irene Lentz item from Bullocks Wilshire has been listed on EBay. It’s priced at $350 under Buy It Now. |
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Another Irene Lentz item from Bullocks Wilshire has been listed on EBay. It’s priced at $350 under Buy It Now. |
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Here’s what appears to be a needlepoint purse, made in Austria for J.W. Robinson and listed on EBay. Bidding starts at $9.99. |

I stumbled across–guess what–a daily history blog at the New York Times, headed by William S. Niederkorn. Here’s the New York Times’ review of “Mr. Mahler’s Last Concert.” But wait, what’s this? Overemphasis of the brass? (gasp) … Untunefulness in the ‘wood winds?’ (horrors!) “Mr. Mahler was much applauded and several times recalled.” Continue reading
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A bit of movie history has been listed on EBay: The Auburn 12 cabriolet driven by James Cagney in "Mayor of Hell." The seller says Cagney used this as his personal car. It’s listed under Buy It Now for $375,000.
Below left, a clip of "Mayor of Hell" showing the car. |
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Isn’t this dress something? It’s from J.W. Robinson of Los Angeles and is listed on EBay with a starting bid of $10 (there is a reserve). |
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“Women are rarely bald, a condition largely due to wearing thin airy hats. Indians who have never worn a hat never suffer from baldness.”
–A. Victor Segno,
“How to Live 100 Years,” Los Angeles, 1903 |
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A jacket (sorry it’s a small) has been listed on EBay, bidding starts at $14.99. |
This is one of those haunting stories from The Times. I wonder what happened to Kenny Ross and whether he ever became a writer. Continue reading
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Photograph by Glenn Koenig / Los Angeles Times CHILD OF THE ’30s: Pat Box grew up in a large family in Boyle Heights. No one went hungry, but it took ingenuity. |
Food lessons from the Great Depression
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A pair of pumps from Bullock’s Wilshire (including the 1950 price tag) has been listed on EBay. Bidding starts at $17.99. |
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Tom Chamales’ "Never So Few," which The Times’ Robert Kirsch called, "Easily one of the best novels to come out of World War II," has been listed on EBay. Bidding starts at $9.95. |
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March 11, 2006
By Louis Sahagun,
Times Staff Writer
Bettie Page was plunging into the day’s work: autographing pinups of herself in various Naughty Girl personas, with kitschy bangs, high heels, mesh hose and tasseled underwear.
Nurse Bettie. Jester Bettie. Substitute Teacher Bettie. Maid Bettie. Voodoo Bettie. Cowgirl Bettie. Jungle Bettie. Wild Orchid Bettie. Banned in Boston Bettie. Crackers in Bed Bettie.
The task ahead was arduous given her many ailments, including diabetes and stabbing pains in her back, legs and hands.
But the 82-year-old Page — a taboo-breaker who helped usher in the sexual revolution of the 1960s — is not a quitter. Continue reading
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Talk about a period piece. Here’s a boy’s sweater from Bullock’s Wilshire listed on EBay. Bidding starts at $24.99. |