Time for another one of these, I think… Bit of a mishmash this time around – some boats, some fashion, a jet or two, and a giant radio transmitter…
A proposed Soviet tank hydrofoil. That’s… TANK HYDROFOIL.
In the future, all cars will be invisible. No, I’ve no idea…
Ruben Torres fashion, 1967
Raquel Welch dressed by Pierre Cardin, 1969
Nuclear-powered supersonic bombers from Popular Science, April 1957
A nuclear-powered supersonic bomber from Popular Science, April 1957
Space Age fashion from Pierre Cardin, 1968
VLF transmitter at Cutler Naval Station, the most powerful radio transmitter in the world
The Lockheed F-94C Starfire, which was armed with 24 rockets in the nose and a further 12 in each wing-pod
A jet-propelled hydrofoil
A hydrofoil with two giant turbo-props on it
André Courrèges’ Space Age Collection from 1965
More André Courrèges
It’s always good to be sure you don’t get confused between a thunder cloud and a nuclear bomb explosion
It Doesn't Have To Be Right... 