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A Poignant Pause
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Thoughts On Gypsy Rose Lee
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A Different Kind Of Convertible
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Going To Hell In A Handbag?
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Winning The Book On Fashion
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A Poignant Pause
12 May 2012 6:26 AM | 1 Comment -
Thoughts On Gypsy Rose Lee
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A Different Kind Of Convertible
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Going To Hell In A Handbag?
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Winning The Book On Fashion
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Advertising Sado-masochism Archive
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Mocking Marketing To Women
An awesome video from BBC’s Look Around You on The Petticoat 5: The first computer designed just for women. “The computer was created by Patricia (her surname is silent).” Watch…
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What Are You, A Man Or A Monkee? Or, Worse Yet, Gay?
“There’s A Tremendous Difference Between A Pansy & A Chimpanzee” …But both use gasoline? Vintage ad for Ethyl Gasoline, found in a 1950 Life Magazine; via GeriADtric.
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Sign Of The Times: 1940s
I know what the sign is, where I found it, and that it’s likely circa the 1940s, but even though the sign reads “No Deception Club,” I have no idea…
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What Time Is It?
According to this ad for Bulova watches, it’s time for a pajama party. Circa 1963; via Simple Dreams.
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Sign Of The Times: 1939
Don’t Mind Hitler: Take Your Holiday Via Nationaal Archief: Poster in a London travel agency advising people to book their holidays in spite of the tense situation in Europe (Hitler,…
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Vintage S & M Restaurant Ad
This ad from This Week In The Land of the Smokies and The Southern Highlands dated May 1963 (yes, for the month of May, despite it’s “This Week” title) is…
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Still Using The Word “Negro” In 1977
In 1977 I was 13, and I know use of the word “negro” was a no-no. But here’s proof it was not only said by ignorant white trash folk, but…
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Barbiturates Like Candy
I’ve been listing a lot on eBay, so be prepared for observations and odd thoughts on what I find — like this gem: a vintage medical advertising blotter for triple-barbiturate…
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Trophies For Misogynists
Vintage ad for wall-mounted female human heads reads: “Stuffed” Girl’s Heads! Only $2.98 Blondes, redheads and brunettes for every man to boast of his conquests…the first realistic likeness of the…
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Once Upon A Time… Mail Order Girlfriends
Found at Chateau Thombeau, a lovely look at these pages from Photo Album No. 11, apparently a vintage dating help publication featuring “lonely maidens, widows and divorcees searching for love,…
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Retro Zolar Fortune Telling Materials
An ad for Zolar fortune telling cards and Ouji Genii Board found in Rance Romance & Adventures, May 1971.
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“Snake Oil Is Wonderful Stuff” (I Fear A New Anti-Obama Slogan *sigh*)
A vintage ad (Newsweek, 1950), in which those wise and merciful corporations, Electric Light & Power Companies, expose their virtues while exposing the menace that is government regulation, comparing it…
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Lincoln’s Check To “Colored Man With One Leg”
An ad for Life of Lincoln, by Ida M. Tarbell (found on page 65 of the March 1925 issue of The Mentor magazine), which thought the best promotional effort would…
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Learning From The Washability Expert
Inside the pages of Modern Woman Magazine, A Magazine Published By The Ice Industry, (Volume 17, Number 1, 1948), an article on how to wash problem fabrics by Mrs. Jean…
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Jester Wools, For Gayer Garments
Via the fabulous Chateau Thombeau, we find out just who robbed the rainbow to make us look gay — hey, why isn’t this guy in the Skittles ads? I bet…
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Wax On, Wax Off
I’m not the only one who sees breasts here, am I?
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“Give Your Wife An Extra Head For Chirstmas”
An ad from 1969 that likely couldn’t be published today: OK, so it reads “an extra head,” not just “extra head” or just plain old “head,” but still, ad execs…
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It’s Like A Pucci In The Face
If you have difficulty being a woman and knowing what you want, you can blame it on Emilio Pucci‘s death. In this vintage lingerie ad for Pucci‘s Fiore Festa line…
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The Spiked Heel Gets Served The Snark
Miss Fussypants cracks me up. This is what she wrote (at her typically NWS blog) about The Spiked Heel, by Richard Marsten (1957): “The hardest-hitting, best-written novel on big business…
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Back When Women Were Women, And A Slab Of Meat Was $4.25
Though I have no idea what the women may have cost, I suspect both slabs of meat were mouth-watering and choice cut. Vintage menu and mailing souvenir from the Colony…
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Don’t Tell Me I Give Feminism A Bad Name
In her post, Phony Feminists and Super Bowl Commercials, Karen Townsend says that the “outdated, outmoded, out of touch [with the] feminist movement” females who’ve “loudly bellowed” in a “snit”…
