This gorgeous ad to the right is from 1945--alas, this was all we could salvage; it's an advertisement for Community Silverplate... because now that the war was over...click on the photo
Community had some really interesting ads. You can see more at the end of this posting.
Moving along: Lisa found this very
interesting blog called Vanished Americana; it has some interesting Christmas
entries:
--Pages from the 1940
Sears Christmas catalog http://www.vanishedamericana.com/vintage-christmas-2/highlights-from-the-1940-sears-christmas-catalog/
--1960’s commercial
for Lionel Trains Astro Missile train set http://www.vanishedamericana.com/advertising/1960s-commercial-for-lionel-trains-astro-missile-train-set/--Buy
your Christmas gifts at an “electric” shop ---H.I. Scharr Electric Co. – Things
Electrical http://www.vanishedamericana.com/advertising/h-i-scharr-electric-co-things-electrical/
Some wonderful vintage
holiday store windows—click on the link, scroll down the page http://www.glamoursplash.com/2009/12/magical-window-dressing-for-holidays.html
Wonderful Christmas song
videos—quite a few to choose from, some vintage, scroll down the page once you
click on the link http://www.glamoursplash.com/2009/12/christmas-songs-for-holiday.html
Those of us who lived
in the Bronx will certainly remember…FREEDOMLAND! Click on the link http://www.viewlinerltd.blogspot.com/2012/11/freedomland-postcards.html
1938 |
1950's |
1944 |
Everything about that wartime illustration is perfect. The angle the way the kiss is drawn. The long red fingernails. The hat on the mantle. wish they were still done like this today.
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