A paperback book, Ud Af Satans Gred, by Doreen Irvine, spotted in a Copenhagen thrift store this afternoon.

An undated envelope from Kodak, found in a large collection of family photos I picked up at a flea market last month.

An Eastman Kodak envelope used for delivering processed photos. Probably from the 1960s.

YOU, issue #520, Melbourne, Australia, October, 2011.

Fetal pig abdominal organs. Scanned from A Guide to Biology Lab by Thomas G. Rust, Southwest Educational Enterprises, San Antonio, TX, 1983.

Human vertebrae, scanned from A Guide to Biology Lab by Thomas G. Rust, Southwest Educational Enterprises, San Antonio, TX, 1983.

A dissected fetal pig, scanned from A Guide to Biology Lab by Thomas G. Rust, Southwest Educational Enterprises, San Antonio, TX, 1983. The typewriter-labeled, black and white photos in this book give the whole thing the feel of a 1980s photocopied hardcore punk ‘zine. 

I have yet to find a record on the Opus One label that I like for the music but I always enjoy the graphic design for the little ad inserts that can often be found inside their LPs. Here is one for The Percussion Group, Cincinnati.

I have yet to find a record on the Opus One label that I like for the music but I always enjoy the graphic design for the little ad inserts that can often be found inside their LPs. Here is one that announces a box set devoted to the music of Ernst Levy.

Scanned from Footnotes and Headlines: a play-pray book, the first book by Sister Corita (later Corita Kent), published by Herder and Herder, New York, NY, 1967.

Scanned from Footnotes and Headlines: a play-pray book, the first book by Sister Corita (later Corita Kent), published by Herder and Herder, New York, NY, 1967.

Scanned from Footnotes and Headlines: a play-pray book, the first book by Sister Corita (later Corita Kent), published by Herder and Herder, New York, NY, 1967.

Footnotes and Headlines: a play-pray book, the first book by Sister Corita (later Corita Kent), published by Herder and Herder, New York, NY, 1967. This brilliantly designed book (signed by Corita, no less!) was a lucky cheap find at an antique mall in Bristol, Wisconsin a couple days ago. More scans from this book to come.