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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

Child with pumpkin (1966) Photographer: Toni Frissell

Young boy sits with jack-o-lantern in front of a gothic building (photograph may have been for an article on Stanford White for Life Magazine) A light from below illuminates the boy's head

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

A carved 707-lb pumpkin at Pumpkinfest in Damariscotta, Maine (2017) Photographer: Carol M. Highsmith

Large carved pumpkin in front of the Sail Bay Cafe. Pumpkin has a plant on top and various tubes running through it

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

Pumpkin hole, Holiday Golf, Daytona Shores, Florida (1985) Photographer: John Margolies

Large jack-o-lantern (triangular eyes and nose, sad mouth, fading orange paint) in the middle of a hole of miniature golf

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

Man standing with a pumpkin at Four Winds Farm, New Jersey (1983) Photographer: Sue Samuelson

A man stands alone holding a pumpkin. He's standing in high grass with trees behind him

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

Fargo, North Dakota (1940) Photographer: John Vachon

A jack-o-lantern set up in a fresh produce display in the window of market somewhere in Fargo, North Dakota

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

How I arrived at Bluesky?

Drivers and emergency workers gather around a Figure 8 car with Bad Blue written over the rear window. An ambulance is parked behind and to the left of the car

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

Eva Marie Saint out on auditions (1949) Photographer: Nina Leen

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

James Arness testing the special effects for the demise of The Thing from Another World (1951) Photographer: Allan Grant

James Arness wearing the uniform/costume of The Thing from Another World is surrounded by smoke as the crew test the special effects for the end of the thing

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

Post something random or you may have an awful September

The back of the screen of the Airline Drive-In Theatre in Houston, Texas. It is painted gold with blue accents. In the center are three squares (red, yellow, blue) arranged diagonally. The sign says they're showing Network and Logan's run

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

Cowboys at the Hot Dog Hut (1954) Photographer: Alfred Eisenstaedt

5 kids, two wearing cowboy hats and boots, eat at a hot dog stand while sitting on stools. (A teen/man in a leather jacket sits to the right.) The lone girl wears a dress with a ribbon in her hair. She may be smitten with one of the cowboys

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

She was dining with Basil Rathbone. They were working on The Court Jester

Basil Rathbone and Angela Lansbury having lunch in costume while working on The Court Jester. They appear to be at a studio lunchroom/commissary. They both look to their right as she bites into a burger

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

Freddie Garrity of Freddie and the Dreamers looks at a guitar in a music store. Photographer: John Loengard

Freddie Garrity holds a guitar in a music store. (There are drums stacked behind him and guitars in cases to the right.) Another musician seated behind him plays a guitar

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

Frustration is when someone has put up something you like on Bluesky. You do a search for a photo to reply only to find out they've restricted responses. So here's A Thousand Clowns on Broadway. (1962) Photographer: George Silk

Barry Gordon talks with Gene Saks. Between them is a stand up of Chuckles the Chipmunk. Jason Robards watches from behind them sitting on a window seat. From the Broadway stage version of A Thousand Clowns

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

Octopus costume at the Aqua Terpsa Ball (1953) Photographer: Edward Clark

fancy dress octopus at a themed ball. Students made under the sea costumes. In this case an octopus with one tentacle holding up an umbrella. The octopus also has a headband wrapped around its head

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

Sweet corn season? (1951) Photographer: Allan Grant

Orange cat eating an ear of sweet corn that has been pierced by an metal rod supported by two wooden dowels to raise the corn for easy eatin'

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Satchel Paige in a Kansas City Monarchs uniform (late 1930)

Satchel Paige in Kansas City Monarch standing in front of the dugout, probably throwing the baseball to warm up

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Dr. Pepper advertising, Topeka, Kansas (2021) Photographer: Carol M. Highsmith

Traditional Dr. Pepper ad in brown and white painted on the side of a brick building. Drink Dr. Pepper - Good for Life

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Cohen's Chicken on a Tray, Junction City, Kansas (1980) Photographer: John Margolies

Neon sign for Cohen's Chick on a Tray features a rooster holding sheet music and crowing. The rooster is green with yellow feet, beak and head with red comb and wattle. The sign also promises K.C. Steaks.

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Fred's Tavern, Dodge City, Kansas (1979) Photographer: John Margolies

Quonset building made to look like a Coors Can on its side. Facing end with door and two windows.

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Flamingo Motel, Kansas City (1994) Photographer: John Margolies

Neon sign for the Flamingo Motel. Pink lettering on a blue sign with a flamingo standing on a single leg above the T. (Flamingo is in a nice cursive while Motel is in capital letters.)

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

Igor the mouse, spokesrodent for Fennimore Cheese Shop, Fennimore, Wisconsin (2003) Photographer: John Margolies

Large fiberglass mouse with a piece of cheese standing by a pine tree. Sign says, "Hi There...I'm IGOR" with smaller writing for Fennimore Cheese (three times)

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

Ron's Wisconsin Cheese Shop, Luxemberg, Wisconsin (1992) Photographer: John Margolies

Statue of a mouse standing on a wheel of cheese with a slice of cheese in one hand, points towards Ron's Wisconsin cheese shop. The sign for the store is sponsored by Pepsi

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

Renard's Cheese Shop, Clay Banks, Wisconsin (1992) Photographer: John Margolies

Sign for Renard's Cheese shop ("Cheese - Wine - Sausage - we ship anywhere"). Includes a statue of a mouse standing on a wheel of cheese while eating a slice of cheese

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

The Gay Drive-In, Worthing, Minnesota. (1980) Photographer: John Margolies

The back of The Gay drive-in movie theatre painted pink with maroon trim. To-Nite's show is Don't Answer the Phone! with James Westmoreland and Flo Lawrence

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

But I hear he was good in bed (1952)

Senator Richard Nixon going over paperwork or a speech as he sits on a hotel bed with his shoes on

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 04/07/2026

Playing Bingo on the 4th of July, State College, Pennsylvania. 1941. Photographer: Edwin Rosskam

Man in uniform holds up a bingo ball he has just drawn. He is surrounded on two sides by tables where people have their Bingo cards. Everyone is intently staring at their cards. A few people who are not playing this game watch from storefronts

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 04/07/2026

4th of July at Takoma Park, Maryland. 1922

A group of 11 young women in striped skirts, tops with a band of stars and conical hats with striped ribbons on top. They stand before a house where the residents are on the porch

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 04/07/2026

4th of July parade, New York. 1911. Bain News Service

Fife and drum corps in Revolutionary War uniforms march past a crowd watching a parade in New York. The musicians are accompanied by large patriotic flags

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 04/07/2026

I honestly don't know... 1898. Artist N. B. Green

Cover to The Morning Republican. Uncle Sam holds two revolvers and points one towards the viewer. In the background, a bald eagle wearing a top hat and holding firecrackers in its talons. Caption: Fourth of July Number

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 04/07/2026

Good advice from the New York Department of Health. 1936. Art by Vera Bock

Stylized image of an injured child's head (bandage over one eye) in front of two firecrackers. Caption: Be Wise. Don't play with firecrackers

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

Decorating a bicycle for a 4th of July parade in Wantagh, New York. 1954. Photographer: Leonard McCombe

Young boy holds up a bicycle covered in red white and blue streamers. His mother helps to finish the decoration. You can see another bicycle with similar decorations. In the background is a red/orange banner for a Catholic church in Wantagh, New York

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

Children leaving a general store with fireworks for the 4th. 1954. Photographer: Nat Farbman

A family (several young boys, one slightly older girl and possibly a mom or two) comes out of a store (sign says Fireworks) holding a wide variety of firecrackers and fireworks including rockets. This is from a story about an old-fashioned 4th of July which is even more old-fashioned now

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

July calendar art/patriotic cheesecake. 1950. Photographer: Edward Clark

A woman in a short striped dress stands next to a two-dimensional Liberty Bell. In one hand, she holds a striped top hat. In the other hand, she holds a mallet to strike the bell. In the background, is a US flag, set up to appear as if it is blowing in the breeze

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 28/06/2026

Imogene Coca and some guys... 1951. Photographer: Alfred Eisenstaedt

Imogene Coca sits in a chair during a writers meeting with Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner?

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Jack Lint @jacklint.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

House of the Future in color. It has its own wikipedia entry. That says it was open until 1967 and when that it defied attempts to tear it down. It was too darn tough! (1957) Photographer: Ralph Crane