Monday, June 17, 2019

MORE FABULOUS VINTAGE WEBSITES, FINDS, ETC. FROM EVERYTHING CROTON

As always, some wonderful finds. Click on the photos and links.

We just think this is the BEST mid-century modern car ad we have seen in a long time--for the 1957 Pontiac--the "Off the Shoulder Look". 


It's followed by a request for your editor's 2014 Christmas village featuring the Mr. Christmas Cable Car Ski Lift. Found in a tag sale for a fraction of its cost brand-new, it provided quite a few years of animation----until it bit the dust completely.  See more from the 2014 village tree featuring vintage and new houses by Karl Fey, Howard Lamey and more here.

And that's followed by a fabulous 1938 plaster figural lamp of Donald Duck, featured in a previous auction @ Croton's own SeriousToyz.com

 
Again click on the photos and links.

A fabulous old photo of a putz village display http://bit.ly/1y4wr15

Fourth of July goodies at Victorian Trading here


Love her, hate her, Martha Stewart still has some fun stuff on her website: PINE CONE VILLAGE made with balsa wood and pine cones; more here


Lee's art Deco City hall putz--with a perfect period car too. See it all here. Keep scrolling down the screen!

Marx Star Station Seven Playset No. 4115 from 1978, courtesy of Toys & Stuff here

Time to visit THE JELLO MUSEUM in Leroy, New York.  Click here for a quick tour. 

For the reader who was looking for miniature die-cut vintage looking snowman stickers, we think these will fit the bill--they would also make excellent faux flatties--but don't know how long the link will last---click here

SEE THE LAST EDITION OF MORE FABULOUS VINTAGE WEBSITES, FINDS, ETC. FROM EVERYTHING CROTON HERE. 

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