Stuck in '49
@stuckin49.bsky.social
I post movie clips, music, propaganda posters, cartoon, and other things from the 1940s
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Please keep in mind that this account is not to rag on things from the 40s for being racist/sexist.
Obviously we live in a more socially progressive time now than we did then, and that is a good thing.
Hopefully we can all both appreciate the cinema from then and recognize the progress we've made.
Obviously we live in a more socially progressive time now than we did then, and that is a good thing.
Hopefully we can all both appreciate the cinema from then and recognize the progress we've made.
"Listen to the little red bird, Adolf...your lead isn't big enough either!"
Alpen Brau beer ad from the 1944 World Series program.
#STLCards
Alpen Brau beer ad from the 1944 World Series program.
#STLCards
January 31, 2026 at 3:34 AM
"Listen to the little red bird, Adolf...your lead isn't big enough either!"
Alpen Brau beer ad from the 1944 World Series program.
#STLCards
Alpen Brau beer ad from the 1944 World Series program.
#STLCards
Please keep in mind that this account is not to rag on things from the 40s for being racist/sexist.
Obviously we live in a more socially progressive time now than we did then, and that is a good thing.
Hopefully we can all both appreciate the cinema from then and recognize the progress we've made.
Obviously we live in a more socially progressive time now than we did then, and that is a good thing.
Hopefully we can all both appreciate the cinema from then and recognize the progress we've made.
January 30, 2026 at 6:21 PM
Please keep in mind that this account is not to rag on things from the 40s for being racist/sexist.
Obviously we live in a more socially progressive time now than we did then, and that is a good thing.
Hopefully we can all both appreciate the cinema from then and recognize the progress we've made.
Obviously we live in a more socially progressive time now than we did then, and that is a good thing.
Hopefully we can all both appreciate the cinema from then and recognize the progress we've made.