The Story Behind the Iconic ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’ Poster
The British WWII propaganda poster languished in obscurity for decades before it resurfaced in Barter Books in 2000.
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wharrison asked: Dude you should seriously start blogging photos of the stuff you make at work
Answer:
I would but we have a product line, you can see pretty much all that we make on www.nichemodern.com but I’ll keep it in mind next time something cool comes through the shop.
This is the saddest shit I’ve ever seen.
On Valentines Day in 1884, Teddy Roosevelt’s wife and mother died within hours of each other. This was his diary entry for that Thursday.
via LettersOfNote by way of Gene Weingarten.
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"Fashion being nothing but “a machinery for creating cultural capital and then, with incredible speed, stripping it of value and dumping the stock."
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