Flamingo Mobile Home Court is situated on a busy residential street in a city abutting Detroit on the northwest. This is the 16′ high ...
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Covered Wagon Planter
This little covered wagon planter was made in Japan circa 1950’s. The colors are nice and bright and I love the painted cactus on the ...
Wicker Wheel Chair – Daylillies singing to it
Looks like the daylilies are singing “September” to it. I bought this Victorian Wicker Wheel Chair with a Serpentine Arm in Monr...
Carnival Time!
This is an entry in our local Carnival. There is an elderly lady who enters each year and dresses up her mobility car and enters the Carniva...
The Model T
I think are quite a few car lovers on the AWMOK and I’m certainly one of them. I grew up working on cars with my dad (or well, getting...
Greyhound Bus Station, Billings
There was just something about this that made me drive around the block and get out of the car to take a picture. It just seems so unapologe...
Kellogg’s Star Trek Ltd Ed Cereal Box 2009
pretty, pretty yummy…...
Childhood Loss – Vintage Pressed Steel Toy Truck #2
This red and blue truck, “City of Toyland, No. 7, Utility Truck”, was made by Structo in the 1950’s and is 21 inches long....
Best in Show, Denver Modernism Car Show 2010
This 1967 VW Bus immediately stood out in a crowd of great entries. I had the chance to meet Joey Lamare, the owner, before the judging was ...
Childhood Loss – Vintage Pressed Steel Toy Truck
This white “City Sanitation Dept” truck made by Marx in the 1940’s, is 13 inches long and the rear door covering the garba...
’50s Brock of California Pottery
I found this Brock of California plate, along with cups and saucers at a yard sale a few years ago. Didn’t know who they were. My rese...
Denny’s Adventures in Prudence Fentons’ “The House of Prudence” (Part 4 – August 2010)
These incredibly framed creations were a gift to Prudence from her friend Paul. I believe these are 3-dimensional in design and are made of ...
KITSCH AHOY!!!
This wonderful photo is from the “Port Of San Diego” This Giant Kitschy couple dazzles you as they engage in a kiss! The era is ...
Denny’s Adventures in Allee Willis’ “Willis Wonderland” – (Part 4 – August 2010)
This is one of the areas in “Willis Wonderland” that just makes me nuts. I forgot to include the stairs in a previous post, so h...
Kitschy TV Lamp
I got this super-kitschy TV lamp base at an antique shop this weekend, it has no light in it, but I aim to fix that asap. I’ve seen th...
Allee Willis’ Kitsch O’ The Day – Leaving Pomplamoose and Hitting The Madonna Inn
Yesterday, me and Mark Blackwell, who I work with, drove back to LA from up north in Sonoma where I was working with Pomplamoose. As I had r...
DETROIT WOODWARD AVE DREAM CRUISE…
http://www.wxyz.com/subindex/money/auto_news/dream_cruise The Fabulous 2010 Woodward Ave Dream Cruise was a great success today… The l...
Allee Willis’ Kitsch O’ The Day – CBer’s Prayer Plaque and On The Road To Work With Pomplamoose
As I cruise along the 5 and 101 freeways up north to finish three videoSongs with Pomplamoose, my trusty CBer’s Prayer Plaque is in pl...
F.O.B. DETROIT…
Saw these beauties Up-North in Petoskey and Harbor Springs Mi, hope they bring them down state for the “Woodward Ave. Dream CruiseR...
My blog in Time Magazine online TODAY. I LOVE DETROIT!
Check it out. I’m very proud of this piece. http://detroit.blogs.time.com/2010/08/17/unfiltered-allee-willis-on-the-spirit-of-detroit/...
Crash Test Dummies
I wish I had all of them. My favorite is the baby in the buggy which gets thrown forward when you push the button, except it’s broken....
’50s Borden’s Milk truck still around…
I barely remember these trucks. The milkman actually came to the door and delivered milk in quart size, glass bottles, the kind with round c...
Covered Wagon Cookie Jar
This is a McCoy covered wagon cookie jar manufactured between the years of 1960 and 1961. It is ivory colored with a brown wash, deeply embo...
1976 Chevy Nova
Not too long ago, Allee’s Kitsch of the Day blog theme was “You are what you drive”. I couldn’t agree more. My ride ...
CROCODILE ROCK….
InThe biggest kick I ever got… was doing a thing called the Crocodile Rock… A little kitschy highway art…made from striped...