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re: "America should have been art deco"
Posted on 6/3/26 at 10:39 pm to Kafka
Posted on 6/3/26 at 10:39 pm to Kafka
Lincoln Zephyr V-12 ( 1936)
As described in the brochure, "The appearance of the Lincoln-Zephyr makes people everywhere stop and admire. Every graceful flowing streamline stamps it the modern car. But use, rather than observation, reveals the Lincoln-Zephyr's true virtues --for its performance is as modern as its appearance."
As described in the brochure, "The appearance of the Lincoln-Zephyr makes people everywhere stop and admire. Every graceful flowing streamline stamps it the modern car. But use, rather than observation, reveals the Lincoln-Zephyr's true virtues --for its performance is as modern as its appearance."
Posted on 6/3/26 at 10:58 pm to Kafka
So some Art Deco in Louisville, Kentucky (used to be more but some no longer standing unfortunately).
The former Courier-Journal building (sold in 2025)
Former AT&T/Southern Bell Building/LMPD Police Hub
My personal favorite is Bowman Field, for smaller aircraft/private aircraft. Also houses a French restaurant, Le Relais. Was also featured in Goldfinger.
The Lobby
Inside Bistro Le Relais (in the same building)

The former Courier-Journal building (sold in 2025)
Former AT&T/Southern Bell Building/LMPD Police Hub
My personal favorite is Bowman Field, for smaller aircraft/private aircraft. Also houses a French restaurant, Le Relais. Was also featured in Goldfinger.
The Lobby
Inside Bistro Le Relais (in the same building)

Posted on 6/5/26 at 8:59 pm to Kafka
Ad for the Memo Artdo company’s Memos business card filing system (1929)
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