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

First up, when you come across an ad like this--from the December 1967 edition of Life Magazine--you really have to stand back and say: my my how things have changed! Faithful reader Catherine STILL has her Royal typewriter--for those days when she doesn't want to turn on the computer and the printer--although ribbons are getting harder and harder to find! Check out the uncomfortable seating arrangements. 

It's followed by an oldie but goodie putz house creation from Howard Lamey and it's a beaut! See it in various stages of construction--and a pattern too--just click on the link and keep scrolling all the way down once you get there http://bit.ly/2vvIlrI 

Next up a fabulous old ad--- John Philip Sousa in a 1917 ad for Adams Black Jack Gum!  And finally, an oldie but goodie--Lynn's repro/interpretation of a vintage piece--the Tri-Tower Castle putz; see more at https://www.cardboardchristmas.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1690&start=20

Mid-Century Modern “putz”—click on the link, keep scrolling down the page http://bit.ly/2uh4f25

Hold onto your hats—page after page of already sold vintage antique Christmas ornaments, decoratives, putz—this is some sort of aggregator—don’t pass out when you see some of the prices! http://bit.ly/2vuTpp2

Vintage village designs by David—wood—simple but interesting - we love the covered bridge http://bit.ly/2wkAv1X

BEAUTIFUL VINTAGE GOLDEN DRESDEN TIARA FROM BLUMCHEN----Every fairy princess should be crowned with a regal tiara. Made flat so it can be gently curved to fit any size head from children to adults, this whimsical tiara is great fun to wear at a birthday party, for Halloween or just because!

Produced in Germany using the original mold that dates to the early 1900's, it is made from thick, sturdy cardboard with shiny light gold foil on both sides. The die-cut Dresden tiara comes with a 32" long piece of coral tying ribbon. WONDERFUL; SEE MORE HERE.

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