"Karl Muller was in Mons at the beginning of September and he took this shot on the Place de Flanders, a major crossroads in the south east part of the city. It is interesting to see that the rider in the camouflaged smock on the NSU motorcycle is armed with a British Sten which was quite capable of firing German 9mm ammunition."
Zundapp was a major motorcycle manufacturer in German. For more info on Zundapp, wikipedia The photo was taken in Poland.
Lisa Congdon turned her scissor collection into a gorgeous mobile --Hang it over your bed and you will have different view about the life in general. Prepare to get hurt or die any moment: you will live hard everyday.
un. Kids love them soft toys and girls adore them. If you are a grown man and collect those, you might feel less masculine.
to say, it will cost you a chunk of change. Engine from 50 bucks to 300 bucks, car is starting from 350 to 400 bucks. If you want special tag plate on it, it will cost 40 bucks extra. Motorbikes start from 500 bucks to whatever depending on how complicated it is make. Those prices doesn't include shipping and hiring a translator. Both car and motorbike will be 
about 15-16 inches long. They also make trains, 3 wheelers, and whatever they think they can make. Stuffed Honda generator will be a nice pillow...
If you really want them to make your own, I suggest emailing them with Japanese or easy to understand English first. They will of course need the pictures of your car or bike to get you a quote.
Clara was the daughter of the manufacturer of the Wagner Motorcycle. She may have been the first woman to join the Federation of American Motorcyclists in 1907. This was the predecessor of the AMA. She was among the top riders in a 1910 365 mile endurance race. However, she was denied a trophy because she was only a woman and unofficial. I don't know for sure but she may have used a satchel.
Louise Menzer Scherbyn is a founder of WIMA (Women's International Motorcycle Association) which has grown into a world wide association of women and motorcycle and embraces countries as far apart as Australia, New Zealand in the southern hemisphere to Sweden and Finland in the Arctic north, and from central Europe to Japan since its origin of 1950's.
Life size statue of James Brown on the 800 block of Broad Street in Augusta, Georgia
In 1947, the event that become known as the Hollister Riot occurred on the 4th of July Celebrations in Hollister, CA. It was a motorcycle rally that featured 4,000 members of the American Motorcycle Association. Motorcycle rallies had become increasingly popular in the post World War Two era as more and more men were taking up the hobby of group motorcycle riding.
The crowd of 4,000 people was several times more than had been expected, and the small town was overwhelmed by bikers who were forced to sleep on sidewalks and in parks. About 50 people were arrested during the event, most for public intoxication, reckless driving, and disturbing the peace. Some were fighting and racing in the streets; there were 60 reported injuries, of which 3 were serious. The AMA allegedly stated, “the trouble was caused by the one per cent deviant that tarnishes the public image of both motorcycles and motorcyclists”, coining the term “one-percenter” to describe “outlaw” bikers.
The above photo of Eddie Davenport, a member of a now defunct club called the Tulare Riders, was staged by a San Francisco Chronicle photographer named Barney Peterson amidst beer-bottles. (Peterson got there after the riots). The photo finally ran in Life magazine under the caption, “Cyclist’s Holiday: He and his friends terrorize a town.”
The 1953 film The Wild One (starring Marlon Brando) was inspired by the event and based on the article run in Life magazine.
via Life magazine
The funny thing is that we have many pictures like this without being staged by photographers . I gotta tell you that photographers love to stage- demand what you need to do to make a good picture (in his/her mind). Almost all of pictures in newspaper are staged somehow. Especially in where we are. Eagles...
Found the set in the garage. They were wrapped in plastic zip lock bag so figured they would be in better shape than other sets. Which was proven to be wrong...
Loved her work in "King of the Hill" as the voice of Luanne Platter...Not to mention "Sin City"
