1935 Socks
Description: Early B.S.A. cars were traditional rear-wheel drives, but from 1929 on, they produced front-wheel drive three-wheelers. These lightweight trikes were popular, especially during the Great Depression. The four-wheeled FW32 was later added, followed by the Scout in 1935. This new two-seater sports car used the same powertrain as its siblings, and with it's low center of gravity and front wheel drive, was said to be a spirited car with remarkable cornering. The Scout was built through four series but did not re-emerge after World War II, as B.S.A. made the decision to concentrate exclusively on motorcycle production.
Description: Manny's Musical Instruments and Accessories, Inc., or more commonly, Manny's Music, was a New York City music store that claimed to have 'everything for the musician,' and from what we've heard, that was very true. Since opening their doors in Midtown Manhattan in 1935, Manny's amassed a client list of big names in the music industry and they adorned their walls with nearly 75 years of photos of artists and producers who frequented the store. Whether you were a local looking for your first guitar or a drummer in town on a national tour in need of a few new cymbals, Manny's was the place to go until they sadly closed their doors for good in 2009.
Description: Boris Karloff in promotional photo for Bride of Frankenstein. The New York Public Library has digitised many of its assets for public domain. Billy Rose Theatre Division, The New York Public Library. "Boris Karloff in promotional photo for Bride of Frankenstein." The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1935. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/b3e7c106-ae92-2ede-e040-e00a18063cc5
1935 Photo Of Boris Karloff For Bride Of Frankenstein. Socks
by Sean Fleming Art and Illustration
$20
