Fagerstrom

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Angelina Jolie

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Carved food by Ilian

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Les Edwards - Star Maker

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buffy fish owl

(photos by kampang)

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librarienne:

I don’t know who this is or what the back story is, but this photograph is amazing.

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“Kaloma”

This photogravure of a semi-nude woman was published on the cover of I Married Wyatt Earp. Editor Glen Boyer insisted it was a picture of Josephine Earp, but could not provide any proof.

“APPRAISER: The author of the book did nothing to quell that rumor that this is Josephine Marcus Earp, but in fact, it probably isn’t Josie Earp. If you look down here, it says “P.N. Co.,” and then there’s a copyright date of 1914. That stands for the Pastime Novelty Company of New York City. The Pastime Novelty Company made photographs like this of, you know, suggestive poses of young women, and used them just as sort of inexpensive photographs to sell. There’s no evidence we know who this person is, but she almost certainly is not Josie Earp. I’ve been guilty of selling this photograph in my auctions as Josie Earp, and so have a whole other group of auctioneers. One of the reasons we know it’s not Josie is that Josie Earp was born in 1861, and you’ll see that there is a copyright date here, again, of 1914. That would make Josie, in this picture, 53 years old. Do you think she’s 53?”