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| Posted by: Harry Uligum9516 2021-10-20 19:24 |
| #9 Battlesden Horse Carriage Another form of transport to which the village could lay claim was 'The Battlesden Car', a type of horse drawn trap. Built by Mr King, of Linslade, the original model had been made for Mr David Bromilow, during his tenancy, Battlesden mansion and with the conveyance becoming very popular with all classes, Mr King's works became known as 'The Battlesden Carriage Works.' Vintage News Daily Explaining The Battlesden (UK) Cart & Ladies Pictured Above Another Bustle Back: Bentley R-Type 1952-1955 |
| Posted by: Zebulon Shogum6223 2021-10-20 11:40 |
| #8 Russian to English Translation of #1 "25 mysterious pictures from the past, which are baffling with their plots If you look closely, you realize that everything is not so simple." So the The RDSTP front page picture is "one of those"...Hmmm Bustle Back Cadillac for Mercutio & Company:  Baby Got Back...Twerk It Sunshine! |
| Posted by: Zebulon Shogum6223 2021-10-20 11:16 |
#7  Stone of Love |
| Posted by: M. Murcek 2021-10-20 09:38 |
| #6 Now I know where the idea for the "whale's tail" on some sports cars came from. |
| Posted by: Mercutio 2021-10-20 09:21 |
| #5 I'm go'in to bed Fred. In the mean time don't go RED and delete my threads, if you do, you'll be joining Facebook, Google, Instagram (to name but a few) and the rest of the Communist Dead Heads Peace. Love and Respect (Thanks for the Venue) Alias - Smith & Jones but for now Chunky |
| Posted by: Chunky Fleger9945 2021-10-20 02:05 |
| #4 The Two Dominatrix to the Left The Two Sub servants to the Right Kind of like American Politics The Joe Biden Era - Sniff Sniff - I Want Your Children and Your Arms to Inject My Harms. |
| Posted by: Chunky Fleger9945 2021-10-20 01:52 |
| #3 Iron Shoed Ballet Dancers ? dasheuse and danceuse Late 1897 Humor ? - Too Much Bustle Back for Me, but I do like sex connotations BD SM (Well Folks, You B D'Judge) |
| Posted by: Chunky Fleger9945 2021-10-20 01:41 |
| #2 Das-The-Slanged ? Heuse (Fr.). An iron shoe, sometimes called pedieux, attached to the greaves of ancient armor, having an iron sole, and the upper composed of mail. danceuse <- perhaps a corrupted spelling danseuse noun Definition of danseuse : a female ballet dancer First Known Use of danseuse 1776, in the meaning defined above |
| Posted by: Chunky Fleger9945 2021-10-20 01:39 |
| #1 Antique 1897 Funny Photo - Victorian Women in Fancy Dress Pulling Battlesden Horse Carriage. Picture used on a website about Russian Socialist/Communists "The pier of the old Tramp." Used on another picture site "25 загадочных снимков из прошлого, которые ставят в тупик своими сюжетами Если взглянуть внимательней, то понимаешь, что не так-то все просто" Светлана Морозова |
| Posted by: Pliny Whavimp5994 2021-10-20 00:59 |
