sympathic photo

[dujardin]

searching info regarding bazelot's post with AMM, i discover this sympathic photo of a pilot (1948) in a lounge equipped with a splendid jukebox.
another american dream for me, having an authentic Wurlitzer or Rock'Ola in my living room.

this guy is Ed Melhin from Colorado

this is the link if you want more info

http://images.google.be/imgres?imgurl=h ... tart%3D216

byeeeee marcel

 

[John Lever]

Yes, but look at how the cable for the clock runs straight up the wall !

 

[rich]

Our hero seems to be missing his cuffs!

 

[Chandler]

Yes, but look at how the cable for the clock runs straight up the wall !

Uh, what's your point? It's 1948, after all.

Chandler

 

[watchmanjimg]

Yes, but look at how the cable for the clock runs straight up the wall !

Uh, what's your point? It's 1948, after all.

Chandler

That wall appears to be constructed of block. If so, I'm not sure I'd install the clock any differently today.

 

[John Lever]

Yes, but look at how the cable for the clock runs straight up the wall !

Uh, what's your point? It's 1948, after all.

Chandler

Sorry,
15 years working with architects....
It was the counterpoint of the beautiful jukebox, with the who gives a s**t wiring.

 

[Stony]

Also notice the kahki chinos he's wearing.

 

[Chandler]

Sorry,
15 years working with architects....
It was the counterpoint of the beautiful jukebox, with the who gives a s**t wiring.

Heh - heh, once again -- it's 1948, in small town USA!

Watchman, I've seen walls like that in small, old diners around Northern Wisconsin and Northern Michigan in the past, diners that have been open since the same circa as the photo, I believe that's actually some kind of wall covering akin to linoleum, maybe even some composite material. Was probably pretty popular because it was cheap!

Chandler