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

As always some wonderful finds, oldies but goodies, and more.  Click on the photos and links.

First up, by special request, a 1936 Christmas ad from a 1936 Saturday Evening Post entitled "Fascination that's never outgrown", a promo piece for the Association of American Railroads.  It was a two page spread but unfortunately this was all we could salvage--the boy's frustration is captured perfectly and model train is just incredible.

Next up, one of our absolute favorites: Linda 2011 magnificent vintage made in Japan putz collection featured in her 2011 tree and village specifically. THREE-TIRED fabulous-ness we never get tired of looking at! Photo all rights reserved LSTAR.  And finally one of our favorite churches ever from Karl Fey.  Again, click on the photos and links.

By special request---the very rare 1959 Mirostar Christmas Catalog, courtesy of Mark P; click here

Yabba dabba do; one of our faves; Fred Flintstone on Dino crane; more here 

Now here’s a rare bit of vintage Christmas; click here

1950’S SCHUMANN’S SIGNAL KEEPER HOUSE; nice piece of vintage tinplate with great graphics; more here

A fantastic site—adventures in gingerbread houses among other free download opps—adventures in cookie architecture http://www.haunteddimensions.raykeim.com/index500.html

By special request---Mini adobe putz house and pattern from Nan! http://www.cardboardchristmas.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=186

AND IN CASE YOU MISSED IT, HOWARD'S TWIN CHIMNEY COTTAGE; more here

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