40's picnic

Riveters need to eat too

>great depression
>1940's

The original homegrowmen

Dem prices

Soda in glass bottles, awwyeah.

REGAL: Prince of Golden Beers

hate to break it to you OP, but your understanding of history needs retooling.

>>3333478
>>3333463

>they think the depression ended in the 20's

How much does a single orange cost these days at something like Walmart?

The greatest purpose of a time machine would be to go back in time just to buy a cheap orange and hope they don't see that my penny is younger than the date I visited.

>>3333488
I think they do it all by weight nowadays, and it depends on your area and what's in season.

it's weird how all these people look like actual ordinary people, just like the people i see in everyday life,,

>>3333488
>going back in time to buy oranges
>not going back to fuck your mother because you suspect that your dad is actually you from the future

>>3333515
oh god my mind

>>3333511
Because they're still fucking human

/p/ here. What is the site?

>>3333511
>it's weird how all these people look like actual ordinary people, just like the people i see in everyday life,,

>>3333523
>>3333511
There are people who still freak out that someone in a picture from decades ago look normal?

>>3333523
really makes u think

lol no i mean like the guy farthest to the left on a picture looks just like the guy from the office

what srprises me is how unlike they look from nowaday people. there are some faces that you just don't see anymore. the shape is different.

what surprises me the most is how fucking dirty everything is.

god damn.

even the food looks filthy.

>>3333541
>not using quotes
Lost interest in what you were talking about

>first color pictures
>early 40's
This was taken in 1910.

>>3333550

That picture's remarkably timeless; I can't really spot anything about it that suggests it's so old, except perhaps the quality of the stonework and paint.

I found a picture of that bridge as it is today (taken from the other side of the riverbank), complete with a whole new deck. I guess they knew it might need to be expanded in the future, or the piers needed to be long to reduce turbulence in the water around them.

>>3333573
maybe it was meant to protect it from drunk sailors ramming them

>>3333545
i know right that guy could have atleast put on a cleaner shirt for supper

>>3333583
That was probably his only shirt....

The Great Depression was over by 1940 in the United States, genius. It started in 1929.

>>3333333

>>3333609
You're over 600 posts away

>>3333613
3333609 - 3333333 = 276 actually

>>3333613
Was school hard for you?

>>3333488
last time i bought oranges at wally world i paid 50 cents a piece for the decent navals. This was about 3 weeks ago

http://nedhardy.com/2010/11/15/70-pictures-of-america-in-color-from-1939-1943/

I'm not, op I just happened to find this thread. there was a stunning lack of sauce, so here it is. I'm assuming op got them all from here.

>>3333467
I'll have 85 oranges, a pepsi cola and some of that there swell model tobacco, if you would be so kind sir.

Why do old pictures always look so bad ass?:

>>3333485
Sure he's not talking about the picture labeled "original homegrowmen"? because I'm pretty sure that's not the first instance of agriculture in human history.

His process used a camera that took a series of three monochrome pictures in sequence, each through a different-colored filter. By projecting all three monochrome pictures using correctly colored light, it was possible to reconstruct the original color scene