So many great things have hit the mailbox--we hardly know where to begin...first--some architectural inspiration for the putz artisans--a toy stable from the 1905 Nerlich catalog.
Followed by another great scan from the 1966 Western Auto catalog--this one featuring a trio of fab dolls...
Our favorite being the Western Auto exclusive, Mary Poppins doll with wardrobe--and only $6.66!
And finally, some 2015 Easter village goodness from Matthew--click on the photos. See Matthew's 2015 seasonal album here http://bit.ly/1O3HEEl
Love the graphics on this house from the Bradley Toy Village set http://bit.ly/1GAynEJ
Tiny plastic animal stand-ups--perfect flattie possibilities! http://bit.ly/1PzhJrX
Then check out the "wee wonders" , page after page at Tiny Things Are Cute, INCLUDING TINY little houses and people that can definitely be modified http://www.tinythingsarecute.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=2_18
Want more vintage--especially a great blast from the past house from Howard Lamey of littleglitterhouses.com--then go here! http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2013/11/more-fabulous-vintage-websites-finds_2228.html
And in case you missed it: Howard's latest creation http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2015/04/more-fabulous-vintage-websites-finds_10.html
And congratulations to author Susan Konig, this generation's Erma Bombeck http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2015/04/congratulations-susan-konig-parade.html
Too bad "Suzy Smart" never caught on. Maybe because her prim little outfit perpetuated a stereotype (the same one as Hermione Granger still perpetuates). Eventually it was Lt. Uhura who challenged so many girls to stop being embarrassed to use their brains. - Father of Three Young Women. . . .
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