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| 1950s Retro Welcome to 1950s Retro! Call it Retro! Call it Eames Era, Funky 50s, Art Deco or even "Art Yucko!" It's my collection of fun & authentic collectibles for sale. Mostly 1950s, some earlier pieces as well.TV Lamps, Blackamoor Lamps, Oriental or Asian Boy-Girl Lamps, Western Lamps, Cowboy Kitch, Traditional or Shabby Chic Lamps, Atomic or Geometric Lamps, 50s Kitchenware. Fine Art & Rare Books http://www.1950sretro.com [Read more] |
| Alanas Cherished Memories My research and articles on vintage collectibles. http://www.alanascherishedthoughts.com [Read more] |
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| Pepsi Collector Everything from the History of Pepsi to Pepsi Jingles! http://www.pepsicollector.com/ [Read more] |
| Vaudeville Vintage & Collectibles Retro 50s & 60s vintage store that carries California art pottery, atomic & boomerang decor, <br /> tiki & cocktail culture collectibles, mid century modern studio pottery, retro 50s & 60s house and kitchenware, 50s kitsch and more! http://www.vaudevillevintage1.etsy.com/ [Read more] |
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Articles
Different Types of Old ValentinesDescription of the various types of Valentine Cards in the 1940s and 1950s. |
Norman Rockwell On The Cover Of Saturday Evening Post MagazinesNorman Rockwell was born on February 3 1894 in New York City to his parents Jarvis Waring and Ann Mary Rockwell (nee Hill). |
The History of Depression Glass MakersWith so many questions as to what Depression glass really is, it is important to learn the history behind Depression glass so you can get a true understanding of the beautiful glass and why we value it so much. |
Pedal CarsA short history of how the pedal car began and it's continued development. |
Depression GlasswareA short synopsis of the types of glassware manufactured in the United States before, during, and after the depression. |
A Brief History of the Cookie JarThe origin of cookie jars began in Britain. First known as biscuit jars, their first use began at the end of the 18th century. These early cookie jars usually found in grocery stores were usually made of glass with metal lids. The more early types were cylinder shapes with floral or leaf painted decoration. It wasn’t until 1930 that stoneware became the predominant material for American cookie jars. |
