PopKulture's photos with the keyword: 1957

Mort Walker's Beetle Bailey, the lovable, bumbling eternal private, has a little trouble with his M-1 carbine. Issue No. 10, May-July 1957.

Vintage Dell Four Color comic No. 813 - Circus Boy, starring future Monkees star Mickey Dolenz, 1957.

Jughead remains steadfast in his he-man woman-hater ways - now it's up to Betty and Veronica to change his mind! Jughead Annual No. 5, 1957.

"I Gave Him My Kisses - But Not My Love." True Confessions - July 1957 issue.

Funny... this is what we were reading when the Soviets put Sputnik in orbit? I'm sure sales of Scientific American went through the roof in the following weeks! ;-) Real Romances - October 1957 issue.

A curious 'cosmetic permit' pinback button from Polo, Illinois, 1957.

"When the time is ripe for love." Vintage lobby card for 1957's The Vintage - "People of the Earth, lusty, violent, primitive!"

Polka dot camouflage, fifties-style! Pageant digest magazine - January 1957 issue. Cover model is Stephanie Griffin.

It looks like this astronaut was a devoted reader of Popular Mechanics ! What a fantastic salvage effort. Ace D-233 - First On Mars by Rex Gordon, 1957.

Hint to industrial designers of the future: if humans and robots are to interact on a wide scale, can you please make them less menacing in appearance at least? Ace D-223 - The 13th Immortal by Robert Silverberg, 1957.

Moderate by today's standards, this was fairly suggestive fare for the squeaky-clean fifties. True Police Yearbook - No. 6, 1957 issue.

George Nader stars as a reverend who is stalked by the father of a man he killed by accident during a robbery. Man Afraid lobby card - Universal Pictures, 1957.

And yet another installment in the ongoing saga of 'man versus nature!' Valor - June 1957 issue, Vol. 1, No. 1. Cover art by John Garguiulli.

He's being dragged along by a ton of ice, and, despite the chill, she's conveniently forgotten to button up her parka! Man's Exploits - June 1957 issue, Vol. 1, No. 1.

Vintage 1957 calendar for Jack's Hardware Store in Haskell, New Jersey. This delightful calendar features a photograph of three children voraciously devouring that week's offerings, despite the proprietor's ironic petition of "please do not handle." The picture itself likely dates to early 1948, since it contains multiple issues with May or June 1948 publishing dates. Some of the books pictured include: Capt. Marvel No. 86, Jumbo 112, Action 120, All-Star 41 Henry 2, Feature 123, Frisky Fables 30, Dare-Devil 49, Joe Palooka 21, Patsy Walker 17, Popeye 2, Li'l Abner 64, Prize Western 69, and Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 91.

Nevermind what the doc or the mrs. back home says, you're jonesing for some vintage candy in a major way, and the Stoner Univendor's calling like some sweet siren. You're only human - how can you resist? Besides, it's 1957 and the Russians are breathing down our necks like never before, so what's the big deal? It's not like that one Bit-O-Honey is going to make a difference when the other shoe drops. Advertisement from Stoner Manufacturing Corporation, Aurora, Illinois, 1957.

True Men Stories - February 1957 issue.

Berkley Books G-81 - Depravity by Francis Carco, 1957.