Three wee tykes In fields at play They made their pitch for lives ahead Dreams in clover, dare to tread Where are they now? No one can say P...

Ba, ba--bum ba ba Pum pum ba ba bum ba ba Lum de dum ba pum pum pum ba, ba--bum ba ba  

Man and horse A symbiosis  Animal husbandry's Ultimate gnosis Strong back, fleet hooves Domestication Foundations of the horse-drawn nat...

That might be my grandmother on the right...or one of her sisters.   

Dad's grandfather, Robert Stone Woods, sometime in the 1930s. He looks like a character from The Grapes of Wrath .   

I painted this model inspired by colours used by Alex Raymond in the Flash Gordon comic strips of the 1930s and 1940s and by images seen in ...

Here's a policeman who looks like he came straight out of a 1930s Warner Brothers gangster flick. He even looks a little like Ward Bond....

Here's a 28mm-scale 1930s radio, part of the Pulp Figures collection . I can almost hear Orson Welles now...

Robert N. Bradbury's dirt-cheap Western The Lawless Frontier includes a chase scene with John Wayne's generic cowboy of the month c...

The Vampire Bat (Frank R. Strayer, 1933) is an early mad scientist film disguised as a vampire movie, but other than that interesting conce...

Way back in 1931, my maternal grandparents were married. Almost 90 years ago! Mind-boggling. 

This photo was taken by one of my paternal grandparents back in June 1939, possibly in Moose Range, Saskatchewan. Stepping up to the rail...

Here is a pretty terrible picture of me at the famous Raffles hotel in Singapore in late 1996 or early 1997. It's a pretty nice hot...

 Sean bought me Fortune & Glory for my birthday, and today we tried out this game of 1930s derring-do for the first time. It's the...