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

As always, some oldies but goodies, special requests, new finds and more.  Click o the photos amd links.

We were reminded how much we still like vintage arcade games when we came across this 1957 ad for "Chicago Coin's Classic Bowling League amusement machine". 

It's followed by one of our favorite made in Japan Christmas kitsch pieces from the late 50's; The Twinkle Light Electric Christmas Scene/mirrored "putz" house--with box--the light bulb burns hot enough to singe the cardboard and mica "tree"- and for most of these vintage electric houses, it's advisable to put the bulb on a dimmer or use an LED.

Which reminds us of an article Paul Race did back in the day on those dangerous Christmas decorations that were out there in abundance--read more at http://bit.ly/1QgHGwP  

And finally a 1913 ad for Harrod's holiday wear. Again, click on the photos and enjoy.

Howard's building his own version of an early made in Japan putz house that belongs to a friend---see it and more at  https://www.cardboardchristmas.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2016

WORTH ANOTHER LOOK--JUST WHEN YOU THINK YOU HAVE SEEN IT ALL:  PUTZ HOUSE CANDY CONTAINERS, WONDERFUL VINTAGE GOODNESS---KEEP SCROLLING DOWN THE PAGE WHEN YOU CLICK HERE.

A collection of 1955 Topps baseball cards; some great names in here http://bit.ly/1IEhdDQ

AND CHECK OUT LEE'S LATEST PUTZ PROJECT--inspired by.....click here 

REMEMBERING GEORGE REEVES; CLICK HERE 

CREPE PAPER DAFFODIL TUTORIAL HERE. 

COURTESY OF PAPERMAU, A SIMPLY GORGEOUS PAPER CHURCH MODEL HERE 

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