Puffins on Parade (1971), from A Penguin a Day (Flickr). A psychedelic, tripped-out cover, via Maraid.

From my collection: 1971 Sorbische Tanztracht postage stamp: Sorbian dance costume series.

From the DDR/GDR (Deutsche Demokratische Republik / German Democratic Republic).

Creative Play Things, 1973-1974. Via Present & Correct (@PresentCorrect).

(Source: teachingliteracy)

(via baubauhaus)

Vintage Russian poster from the 1970s, via Grain Edit.

newsweek:

equalitymyth:

This was the cover of Newsweek on March 16, 1970—the same day 46 female staffers sued the company for gender discrimination. Funny that the woman is a) naked and b) breaking out of the female gender symbol, but still great. The 1970 issue—and what came after it—is the inspiration for this blog.

Ball, Bennett and Ellison are really great in this week’s magazine with a piece on that suit, and what has changed—and what hasn’t—at Newsweek since then. This is particularly strong week in the magazine—the cover story, an investigation into the U.S.-trained Afghan police force done in a partnership with ProPublica, is really great—but if you’re going to read only one piece, make it this one. 

Kiyoshi Awazu design from 1971. Love it.

1979 ticket, via Goenetix. More on my blog HERE.

Herman Miller Picnic Poster, designed by Steve Frykholm. More on my blog HERE.

Tide Hellmeister cover, 1973. Via Designer’s Reference.

Awesome album cover design. Via cocotazo:

Kalyanji Anandji: Johny Mera Naam (1970)

via thirdfloormusic

1971 cover, via Frenesi Loja.

Sinedeg Gandolgor, Za blagodenie chitrostu, 1973. Via Journey Round My Skull. All hail the image dive. :)

Via andreirobu:

Warsaw Autumn 1971, Hubert Hilscher

I definitely interpreted it as a ski slope. Love it!

Via stampdesigns:

Germany Postage Stamp: 1976 Olympics:

c. 1976

Is this a ski slope? Didn’t have luck tracking down the designer for this stamp yet.