Some great finds. As always, click on the photos and links.
We
just love vintage department store photos--and so when the request came in for the one "with the hobby horse", we just had to share it again. Here's a shot from 1942 with the quintessential Flexible
Flyer Sled--but what really caught our eye was the price tag for the
fabulous hobby horse--just shy of a hundred dollars!
Quite a sum back in 1942! Check out all the details on the horse in the photo that follows.
Next up, a shot again by special request of Lynn's white Dolly Church putz repro--the pattern is online on http://bit.ly/1YkwX6G in case you missed it back in the day.
And of course we love vintage Christmas textiles, especially those 1950's, 1960's "aprons"...here's a beauty from Angela....again, click on the photos and enjoy.
One more time: Got any of those Lionel, Flyer or Marx billboards that need replacement, or you're just tired of looking at the same ones?
Winced36 has found a great site--see more at the BIGINDOORTRAIN FORUMS here
Making putz house fences—a whole page of tips and photos from Christmas Notebook here
VINTAGE JAYLINE TINPLATE BUILDING, SUBURBAN STATION, always worth another look; so much putzability http://bit.ly/1N0AnL2
If
you're a fan of vintage beaded Czech ornaments and icicles--but the
prices for the originals have you saying ouch--then check out 32 Degrees North.
These are
repros--and a little pricey--but very nice--and still less than
originals in mint condition. CLICK HERE.
And in case you missed it, check out Howard's latest "flattie" project, Santa and the Elves, here
And check out these miniature acrylic cloches---perfect for putz house scenes--or to hold those tiny vintage Christmas pieces you don't want to lose behind the sofa(!), but still want to display every year...from FACTORY DIRECT CRAFT
As some of you know, actor Howard Da Silva lived in the village for many years; here he is in THREE HUSBANDS; more here And in THE LOST WEEKEND; click here.
SEE THE LAST EDITION OF MORE FABULOUS VINTAGE WEBSITES, FINDS, ETC. FROM EVERYTHING CROTON HERE
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I have inherited a bunch of vintage Christmas aprons but have no idea how to display them. Can you provide some low cost ideas?
ReplyDeleteSome people mount them in cardboard shadow boxes for the holidays and use the removable Command hooks when the season is over. Other people layer them like table runners. Check pinterest for more ideas.
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