As always, some special requests, new finds, oldies but goodies and more. Click on the photos and links.
First up, one to add to the bucket list: HOLIDAY AFFAIR with Robert Mitchum, Janet Leigh and Wendell Corey. From 1950; it's followed by another great find that was featured in a 2014 SeriousToyz auction----he talking Casper the Ghost Doll! Mint in box - and from the 1960's.
Casper is followed by a fab 1948 Savings Bond ad featuring Irene Dunne of I REMEMBER MAMA fame. AND COURTESY OF PAUL RACE, AN INTRODUCTION TO EASTER; CLICK HERE
1950's animated Christmas figures from a department store window---JUST LOVE THE IRONING DEER; CLICK HERE
For fans of Dept. 56 villages, two links:
--Dept. 56 trains; click here
--Lady J's Dept. 56 "Christmas in the City" collection; some really nice buildings here, all retired; a Flickr set; click here
AND NOW...A WONDERFUL CHENILLE BUMP TUTORIAL; Easter rabbits---these are some of the nicest one we've seen; CLICK HERE
CHRISTMAS STENCILS FROM REDLEAD PAPERWORKS; CLICK HERE
WE JUST LOVE THIS SITE: DON AND CHRIS' OLD STUFF---it's all fun but we really love the vintage dime store toys---click here
But you should really look at it all---lots of fun stuff indeed and great prices https://www.oldstuffonly.com/
GREAT DIME STORE MODEL KIT; MORE HERE
1960 WESTINGHOUSE DECORATING CATALOG FROM MARK PODMORE; CLICK HERE
AND CHECK OUT A FAB POST FROM OUR FRIENDS AT EUROPEAN FILMSTAR POSTCARDS----BEFORE HOLLYWOOD--LUBIN! CLICK HERE
Fantastic tutorial---making a flower fairy doll out of crepe paper; we recall seeing these on a Christmas tree in a Ukranian neighbor's home back in the 60's. the video is fabulous; click here
FOR THE READER LOOKING FOR DIAMOND SHAPED HONEYCOMB, THERE ARE SEVERAL OPTIONS--in assorted colors--AVAILABLE AT ORIENTAL TRADING; CLICK HERE
SEE THE LAST EDITION OF MORE FABULOUS VINTAGE WEBSITES, FINDS, ETC. FROM EVERYTHING CROTON HERE.
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Maria I hope I haven't done the wrong thing? I went through the wonderful Dept. 56 village pictures and there was a button to click to post it on Facebook. I did it without thinking, crediting your blog. If this is not supposed to be done I apologize, and maybe there is someway to get rid of the "post to" button? Karen Kinnane
ReplyDeleteNo problem on sharing. Have a great day.
DeleteMaria, I love the antique toys. They remind me of the toys they used to give away for winning the cheesy games at our elementary school festival when I was very young. Or giveaways at community Christmas parties. It's the little things . . . .
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