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Marjorie Making A Strange FaceПереглядів: 43550
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Romaco Grinder and Groen CookerПереглядів: 36099Boy did this equipment give us grief...!
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PAAVille Skyline - Wake IslandПереглядів: 24932I would guess this in the main intersection of PAAVille on Wake Island, photographed by my father, Woody Walsh, circa 1953. He took a series of slides, and these two images were stitched together with modern software. I like the one lone soldier walking in the lower right hand corner --- he's the only sign of "traffic."
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Don Nassie with Tahitian Shell LeiПереглядів: 18926I think this was taken as a publicity photo for Shirl-iti -- to sell Tahitian shell leis and woven hats. Kahala, the 1960's.
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Marjorie at the BeachПереглядів: 18045In a knitted wool bathing suit.
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Old Photograph of a Diver in a Hard Hat RigПереглядів: 15622I added this public domain photograph to a scrapbook-like "frame," and have used this to illustrate our eBay listing for the Mark V diving helmet. This is a stock photograph -- not a photo of the helmet that we're selling.
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Main Street on Wake Island - PAAVilleПереглядів: 11084My father lived on Wake Island for quite a while in the early 1950's when he worked for PanAm. Not much traffic.
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Bury (U.K.) Poi DemonstrationПереглядів: 10985
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PAAVille on Wake Island -- Circa 1953Переглядів: 9869My father, Woody Walsh, took a a series of photos from (I would guess) the tower at the airport of the "skyline" of PAAVille on Wake Island. This panorama is two of the slides stitched together with modern software.
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Chase's TattooПереглядів: 9760The unveiling of the tattoo, Christmas 2003
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Chase and Kiko in Sleeping ModeПереглядів: 9748Chase and Kiko asleep at Whitecroft - Christmas 2003
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Burj al Arab Hotel -- DubaiПереглядів: 9715Photographed from the beach at the Madinat Jumeirah. The Burj al Arab -- Tower of the Arabs -- rises above the Arabian Sea, and was built to look like a sail. The right side of the hotel is made from Kevlar, the bullet-proof material. Look at the crowd on the beach.
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