The Accumulator: Volume One, Number Nine 04012025


The Accumulator: Volume One, Number Nine

These images were published in the issue mentioned above.

 

This image was created by Tim "T-Dog" Miller for the Aid and Abettors project started by Marie Boussai and Lara Kaminoff.

 

 
 
This is from Jack Jeffer's "The Old Cabin" series.
 

 This is one of the most atrocious cut and past jobs I have ever seen on a production postcard. I mean, I have certainly done worse, but I wasn't trying to sell it to anyone either!
 

 A close up.
 
"A Trabi with 1 HP"
 
 

 
"Called To Service" by Harry Anderson, 1945.
 
 
If you enjoyed this, maybe you will enjoy my other blog "Boxholder"
 
http://boxholder.blogspot.com
 
 
 

 

 

 

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