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Kitten With… Ears!
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Jessica Savitch (Part One?)
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The Language Of Glove, 1879
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Signs Of The Times, 1945
24 January 2012 3:35 PM | 3 Comments -
Still Dreaming Of The Burger King
09 January 2012 5:22 PM | 1 Comment
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Kitten With… Ears!
03 February 2012 12:54 AM | No Comments -
Jessica Savitch (Part One?)
30 January 2012 7:05 AM | No Comments -
The Language Of Glove, 1879
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Signs Of The Times, 1945
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Still Dreaming Of The Burger King
09 January 2012 5:22 PM | 1 Comment
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Vintage Feminsim
FINE ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU SUFFRAGETTE 9CT GOLD PENDANT - CIRCA 1900
US $1.56 (1 Bid)
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US $21.95
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Buy it now | Add to watch listMiss Eagle the Suffragette by Mary Dale (Extremely RARE
US $499.99 (0 Bid)
End Date: Friday Feb-10-2012 19:38:50 PST
Bid now | Add to watch listVintage Suffragette Poster Paper
US $0.99 (1 Bid)
End Date: Monday Feb-06-2012 17:21:40 PST
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antiques Archive
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I Thought This Was A Joke!
I thought the old “Tumble Inn” was a joke! But at least one existed, all the way back in the 1910s! According to the seller, Lynnstudios, the photos were removed…
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Antique Japanese Pop Culture For Tourists
A bunch of little gems found in The Club Hotel, Limited: Guide Book of Yokohama, Tokyo and Principal Places in Japan, printed at the “Box Of Curios,” No. 58, Main…
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“Protection To American Labor And American Industries”
I spotted this 1888 Benjamin Harrison silk handkerchief or scarf at Listia (if you don’t know what Listia is, check out my review), and I was so bummed to have…
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New Vintage Reviews #8
Welcome to the long overdue New Vintage Reviews Carnival, edition #8. In this blog carnival, we review everything from classic film to vintage vinyl, from out-of-print books to games found…
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William’s Always Wanted A Doll
Remember William Wants A Doll from Free to Be, You and Me? Well, William — and millions of little boys just like him — have wanted dolls through the ages….
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Suffragette Soap Ad
This ad, for sale from MAINE-ARTEMIS, shows how products were marketed to suffragettes. Enoch Morgan’s Sons Company ad for Sapolio cake soap: A suffragette is Mrs. Brown Who’s cleaning up…
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Antique Suffragette Bookmark
While interviewing Lauren Roberts about her bookmark collection (continued here), I found one antique silk bookmark most fetching… Turns out this might just be a bit of suffragette history. Lauren,…
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Help For The Gold Diggers Of Victorian Times
A rundown of Victorian Atchison’s most eligible bachelors, as published in The Atchison Globe, January 6, 1885. Via Ye Olde News, a Tumblr site that actually does document where stuff…
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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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Sign Of The Times
No actual date listed for this anti-suffrage postcard. This post was brought to you by best online casino bonus.
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Signs Of The Times: 1890s
An incredible antique cabinet card (from bondman2 @ eBay) showing a home decorated for newlyweds. Note the old paper lanterns and the plethora of handmade signs — most of which…
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Magic Lantern Glass Slide: I Want To Sing Along!
This old glass movie slide was probably used in an old movie theatre at intermission or before the show started — when people would sing along with songs together rather…
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British Ladies Cat Fight With American Women, 1832
Since I love old beauty tips and their cultural context, I was intrigued by A Slip of a Girl’s posts sharing clippings from the March 1831 issue of Atkinson’s Casket…
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Taking Off Those Kid Gloves About The Collectors Convention
Hey, that conference I’m presenting at, the first annual Bookmark Collectors Virtual Convention, has been written up in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Which reminded me that I had not mentioned the…
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You Could Have Hundreds Of These Cards & Still Not Be Playing With A Full Deck
I’m completely smitten with these 1916 M.J. Moriarty Playing Cards featuring the leading ladies and gents of the silent silver screen. I found them when I found my buddy Cliff…
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Hiss & Spray, From My Books, Please Stay Away
I love these vintage cast iron cat bookends — their snarling faces and their wide-to-the-side ears are a warning to those who would handle my books without purr-mission or without…
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Inherited Values: Antiques & Vintage Collectibles, NOT By The Book
‘Cuz you know I just don’t have enough to do what with moving the sites and all… I’ve started Inherited Values, a new network for lovers of antiques and vintage…
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Excuse Me, May I Show A Movie On Your Antique Purse?
On Saturday I got my first real antique purses — and, as usual, I’m obsessing over researching what I can about them. Today I’m going to inform you about the…
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When Beauty Is A Crime
I have a modest collection of vintage vanity items. (My collection and I have even been featured in Collectors News magazine.) And indeed, I’ve often wondered about the vast popularity…
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History Is Ephemeral, Issue #7
Welcome to edition number seven of the History Is Ephemeral Carnival, where ephemera lovers share the history behind their obsessions. If you’ve got posts about old paper and other ephemera,…
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New Vintage Reviews Carnival, 7th Edition
Welcome to the seventh edition of the New Vintage Reviews Carnival, where we review “old stuff” — from the classics to the forgotten — that is likely new to someone……
