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

As always, some wonderful finds, oldies but goodies, and special requests too...click on the photos and links...

First up from 1927....Theatrical designer Landy R. Hales created a village setting for Macy’s toy department (click on the photo), complete with streetlamp fixtures disguising the load-bearing columns of the world’s largest store. Children’s souvenirs and colorful posters picturing Wonderland promoted the toy town ideal.  SEE MUCH MORE HERE. 

Always worth a second look--One of our favorite vintage made in Japan putz houses--coconut, a great fence and of course that little clay/bisque dog...This one is from author Antoinette Stockenberg's 2012 Christmas mantle. And check out all those amazing vintage tin flats--a.k.a. zinnfiguren.

See it all again here. 
 

THEN BY SPECIAL REQUEST, TOM'S VINTAGE GERMAN CHURCH--SEE BELOW--and see more of it from all angles here http://bit.ly/2qqpyMy
 

And then House #15 in Howard Lamey's Ten Cent City, recreating the little cardboard Christmas houses of the 1950's. 

You can see them all--page after page--BY CLICKING HERE.

AGAIN, click on the photos and links.

And for more about Stockenberg's novels, visit her website at antoinettestockenberg.com/

FAB 1948 CHRISTMAS AD FROM THE WATCHMAKERS OF SWITZERLAND--AND MORE AT https://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2019/09/a-fabulous-1948-christmas-ad-for.html

BLUMCHEN'S HALLOWEEN SHOP IS OPEN! GO HERE.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT, TEACHING WORKSHOPS AND MORE FROM PETE OEHMEN AND THE 2019 GOLDEN GLOW OF CHRISTMAS CONVENTION; see more here. 

See the last edition of MORE FABULOUS VINTAGE WEBSITES, FINDS, ETC. FROM EVERYTHING CROTON HERE.

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