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Duane Michals - The Bogeyman, 1973 | More posts
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A rapier, manufactured in the mid-19th century by the technology of the old masters as a gift to one high-ranking person. Such exceptionally flexible rapiers were made in Toledo in the beginning of 17th century. They were sold in gun shops and coiled in a circle to show its flexible properties.
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Posted on October 27, 2012 via the soul is bone with 36,833 notes
Source: malformalady
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Hayao Miyazaki (via)
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Men’s Jackets
Tina Leser, 1970s
1stdibs.com
These being fucking ridiculous is not stopping me from wanting them desperately.
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pathetic-humanity asked: So do you live in Houston?
Nope, I live in Jersey. I’ve been to Dallas once, though. :)
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Beaded skulls: A collaboration between Our Exquisite Corpse and the Huichol people of Mexico.
Posted on October 26, 2012 with 60 notes
Source: theinspirationgrid.com
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Lola’s Bar, Houston, TX, early 1990s, by Ben DeSoto
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Suicidal Tendencies at Warehouse Live in Houston, TX, by David Ensminger
ST was awesome; a great bunch of guys, too. I still have my cap.
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emma:
Binx
Posted on October 10, 2012 via Emma Coria with 52 notes
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Steampunky mask, made by this guy. It’s called Ichabod. :)
For whatever grabs me, for whatever reason. Mostly story-fodder.
