The Transatlantic Journal

The Transatlantic Journal Studying Style, Substance, Speed, and the Spirit of Icons.

WELL, THAT’S ALRIGHT, MAMAHappy Mother’s Day from Memphis.Before the records, the Cadillacs, and the hysteria, there was...
10/05/2026

WELL, THAT’S ALRIGHT, MAMA
Happy Mother’s Day from Memphis.

Before the records, the Cadillacs, and the hysteria, there was Gladys.

This week, The Transatlantic Journal publishes a new story from Sun Studio — the small recording studio where Elvis Presley first recorded “That’s All Right” in 1954.

A story about Elvis, his mother Gladys Presley, and the bond that shaped one of the most influential figures in popular culture.

Read the full story: https://thetransatlanticjournal.com/blogs/the-periodical/well-thats-alright-mama

THE ROLLS ROYCE PHANTOMFrom Gatsby and Goldfinger to Goodwood, the Rolls-Royce Phantom has shaped a hundred years of cul...
23/11/2025

THE ROLLS ROYCE PHANTOM
From Gatsby and Goldfinger to Goodwood, the Rolls-Royce Phantom has shaped a hundred years of culture, carrying royalty, rebels, visionaries, and villains with effortless grace.
To celebrate the centenary of the world’s most majestic motor car, we trace its journey from Jazz Age mansions to swinging-sixties studios, from Bond villains’ lairs to the penthouses of Park Avenue.
Click link to read more: https://masonandsons.com/blogs/the-periodical/100-years-of-the-rolls-royce-phantom

JOE CAROFF (1921–2025)We remember and honor Joe Caroff, the quietly brilliant graphic designer whose work etched its way...
18/08/2025

JOE CAROFF (1921–2025)

We remember and honor Joe Caroff, the quietly brilliant graphic designer whose work etched its way into cinematic history. Best known for imagining the iconic James Bond “007” logo, with the number 7 cleverly transformed into a pistol.

Beyond Bond, his artistry graced the posters of beloved classics: West Side Story, Cabaret, Last Tango in Paris, Manhattan, A Hard Day’s Night, and many more.

Caroff passed away at his Manhattan home on August 17, 2025, just one day before his 104th birthday, leaving behind a legacy defined by creativity, subtle genius, and a lifetime of “effervescence” in design.

We pay tribute to a true design icon whose understated contributions continue to speak volumes.

PAN AM: THE GOLDEN AGE RETURNSFrom the first transatlantic crossing of the Yankee Clipper to the jet-set glamour of the ...
17/08/2025

PAN AM: THE GOLDEN AGE RETURNS

From the first transatlantic crossing of the Yankee Clipper to the jet-set glamour of the 1960s, Pan Am defined the romance of air travel.

Now, that spirit takes flight again; not as an airline, but as an immersive experience - a celebration of timeless style, storied history, and the enduring allure of the world’s most iconic wings.

🔗 Link to read the full story: https://masonandsons.com/blogs/the-periodical/pan-am-golden-age-comeback

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!Sending Mr Daniel Craig our warmest birthday wishes today as he turns 52. His final outing as 007 in ‘No ...
02/03/2020

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Sending Mr Daniel Craig our warmest birthday wishes today as he turns 52. His final outing as 007 in ‘No Time To Die’ hits screens on April 2 and we are, as you can imagine, extremely excited. Let us know your thoughts and predictions as to who will take on the most iconic role in cinema!

SIMPLY ASTONISHINGHead to the website (link in bio) to discover what’s been going on behind the scenes here at Mason & S...
01/03/2020

SIMPLY ASTONISHING
Head to the website (link in bio) to discover what’s been going on behind the scenes here at Mason & Sons. The homepage has had a complete makeover with a range of articles and stories to celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Italian Job and we’re certain you’re going to love every single one of them.

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