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Not here to buy a subscription to the Saturday Evening Post #docbrown #greatscott #SDCC (at San Diego Convention Center)

extraordinarycomics: The Saturday evening postCreated by Ruiz Burgos

rogerwilkerson: Blocking the Crosswalk by Thornton Utz. Detail from Saturday Evening Post cover - September 17, 1955.

ny-interracial: humiliatemyboyfriend: Reader: “I have learned three things in the last few months about me and my hot ass wife. since I started looking at Tumblr.1. I now know why she works so late at night and on the Saturdays, even though she’s

Saturday nightI actually like this picture. It’s quite easy to spot me :)With some friends, and even James P Honey somewhere in the background Laurent Khram Longvixay

fluxstation: Her Eyes Were Made to Worship used as a cover for American Beauties, November 1909 and the Saturday Evening Post, 10 October 1908. Harrison Fisher. 1908 or 1909. Watercolor and gouache on board. 17 x 12 in.

Listen to the #radio with #Calvados / #alone #Saturday #evening #drinkbuddy

fawnvelveteen: JC Leyendecker, The Saturday Evening Post, juin 1928

weirdvintage: Jockey—the underwear that ends SQUIRMING, featuring a penguin in tighty-whities (from the June 18, 1938 Saturday Evening Post, scanned from the personal collection of WeirdVintage) Hhmmmmmm underwear that ends squirming….wonder

extraordinarycomics: The Saturday evening post Created by Ruiz Burgos

the60sbazaar: Bob Dylan on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post magazine (November 1968)

60sfashionandbeauty: Space age Frigidaire ad featured in The Saturday Evening Post, 1966. (♥)

theartofashmoe: Finished my Saturday Evening Post cover for my illustration class!!! I did the original painting in gouache and then did the rest in Photoshop.

weirdvintage: Norman Rockwell illustrated this cover of the Saturday Evening Post for the May 1, 1920 edition, featuring a couple getting cozy with a Ouijia Board. At a time when men and women needed to conduct themselves with decorum together, the

extraordinarycomics: The Saturday evening postCreated by Ruiz Burgos

wetamup: badgyal-k: mooseblogtimes: vshellswagg: mooseblogtimes: Police Officer Punches and Chokes handcuffed person In a shocking video uploaded to Twitter on Saturday evening, a handcuffed black man is seen being viciously assaulted by a

ebonixreblogs: this-is-life-actually: ‘Cosmopolitan’ received major backlash for claiming that cornrows are a new hair trendOn Saturday, Cosmopolitan posted a cornrow tutorial to its Facebook page. Now the publication is being dragged for insinuating

theticketthatexploded: Mead Schaeffer, The Saturday Evening Post cover, June 12, 1943

John Philip Falter (1910 - May 1982), more commonly known as John Falter, was an American artist best known for his many cover paintings for The Saturday Evening Post.

N. C. Wyeth (American, 1882-1945), “He Talked with His Eyes”, The Saturday Evening Post story illustration, August 8, 1908. Oil on canvas, 31 x 21 in.

Perry Mason and “The Case of the Dead Man’s Daughter,” by Erle Stanley Garner for the August 10, 1957 issue of The Saturday Evening Post. Illustration by James R. Bingham.

“Roddy, dripping with water, stood swaying in the doorway.” Saturday Evening Post (1909)

Joseph Christian Leyendecker (American, 1874-1951)Pan and his Pipes, The Saturday Evening Post cover study, 1928Oil on canvas

profoundgaiety:From The Saturday Evening Post (1839)

profoundgaiety:From The Saturday Evening Post (1920)

coraltigerpizza:The Saturday Evening Post, 1922-01-14

vintagepromotions:The Saturday Evening Post, February 8, 1947 issue cover.

beyond-the-pale:Joseph F. Kernan, College Football, Cover of The Saturday Evening Post, published October 15, 1932 Swann Auction Galleries

americana-plus: “Catching the Home Run Ball” by Stevan Dohanos. April 22,1950 The Saturday Evening Post

surfingkaliyuga:“The Spirit of Aviation” Edgar Franklin Wittmack 1928 Cover artwork for the May 12th issue of Saturday Evening Post.

viktor-sbor:Anton Otto Fischer (1882-1962, American )-BAR FIGHT", 1924.Anton Otto Fischer was an illustrator for the Saturday Evening Post.

4men-who-like-it-hot: for Halloween, 1921 Frederic Stanley The Saturday Evening Post

profoundgaiety: From The Saturday Evening Post (1839)

historicalbookimages: page 463 of “The Saturday evening post” (1839)

league-of-extraordinarycomics: The Saturday evening post Created by Ruiz Burgos

gay-erotic-art: Did you know that one of the preeminent American illustrators of the early 20th century was gay? Joseph Christian Leyendecker painted more than 400 magazine covers between 1890 and 1940. For The Saturday Evening Post alone, J. C.

gay-erotic-art: Did you know that one of the preeminent American illustrators of the early 20th century was gay? Joseph Christian Leyendecker painted more than 400 magazine covers between 1890 and 1940. For The Saturday Evening Post alone, J. C.

daydreamerjim: daydreamerjim: That’s one way to raise morale!A 1940s inspired commission (with some mild Saturday Evening Post vibes)! I had such a blast working on these boys! The commissioner wanted a soldier having some fun posing with a civilian,

ladymiss22: The Saturday Evening Post - Illustrator JC Leyendecker - November 4 1933

hancoc: J. C. Leyendecker // favorite The Saturday Evening Post covers

monsieurlabette: “Roddy, dripping with water, stood swaying in the doorway.” Saturday Evening Post (1909)

profoundgaiety: “Not the least of the pleasures of a hard game is the bath that follows it.” From Saturday Evening Post (1917)

misces:Primping in Mirror by J.C. Leyendecker – The Saturday Evening Post Easter Issue, April 11, 1936.

ganymedesrocks: profoundgaiety: From Saturday Evening Post (1917) …Let Me Check with the Gardener First…

surfingkaliyuga:“The Spirit of Aviation” Edgar Franklin Wittmack 1928 Cover artwork for the May 12th issue of Saturday Evening Post.

armoredsuperheavy: A gorgeous fantasy by the incomparable J.C. Leyendecker, “Fop, Dog & Flowers” appeared on the Saturday Evening Post cover on April 19, 1930.

moika-palace: The Interview by Weston Taylor (1864-1921) for the Saturday Evening Post.

lostsplendor: Easter Flowers by J.C Leyendecker, March 22nd, 1913 (via The Saturday Evening Post)

the-insidious-dr-grey-matter: Here’s a series of Norman Rockwell inspired “Saturday Evening Post” cover art that features some classic DC Comics heroes and villains. The art was created by DeviantArt user OnlyMilo a.k.a. Ruiz Burgos.

hoodoothatvoodoo: The Motorola television ads below ran in Life magazine and The Saturday Evening Post from 1961 until 1963. These, along with other print ads from the Golden Age of Television can be found in the book Window to the Future by Steve

Saturday night. Almost empty bottle of wine. Watching “The Notebook”. Yeah, I’m not depressed.

thegoblinmarketofficial: The History of Ouija Boards(Image: Saturday Evening Post, 1 May 1920 byNorman Rockwell | web: http://www.nrm.org/ )The Ouija board also known as a spirit board or talking board, is a flat board marked with the letters of the

themardlverse: A spin on a classic Norman Rockwell cover for the Saturday Evening Post. Puts a lump in my throat. Somebody invite Bruce over for a Christmas party, please?

theniftyfifties: Shopping in the menswear department - detail from Saturday Evening Post cover, December 6, 1952. Artwork by John Falter.

hvymetalharlot: extraordinarycomics: The Saturday evening post Created by Ruiz Burgos @sexygeekygirls

October 21 1908 : The first two-sided vinyl record was offered for sale by the Columbia label in an ad running in this week’s Saturday Evening Post.

danismm:“Supermarket”, The Saturday Evening Post 1947

Vá para o Tibet.Monte em um camelo.Leia a bíblia.Pinte seus sapatos de azul.Deixe a barba crescer.Dê a volta ao mundo numa canoa de papel.Assine The Saturday Evening Post.Mastigue apenas com o lado esquerdo da boca.Case-se com uma perneta e se barbeie

theniftyfifties: Illustration by Austin Briggs for the Saturday Evening Post, April 1959.

weirdvintage: Norman Rockwell illustrated this cover of the Saturday Evening Post for the May 1, 1920 edition, featuring a couple getting cozy with a Ouijia Board. At a time when men and women needed to conduct themselves with decorum together, the

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