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Archive for January, 2011

January 31st, 2011

Ties Knot Fit To Be Seen

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

From the March 1954 issue of Silhouette magazine, a promotional booklet for Hollands Dry Cleaners, warning tips to the little woman on how to properly treat his neckties.

January 29th, 2011

Paper Or Plastic, Ingrid?

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

Ingrid Bergman had parenting in the bag.

January 28th, 2011

Love & Romance In The West, 1971

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

Ranch Romances & Adventures, May, 1971.

January 27th, 2011

Tokyo Milk Phrenology Soap — This Is Not Word Salad!

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

“There is too such a thing as Tokyo Milk Phrenology Soap,” she said, stamping her foot for emphasis.

I’m not sure why there is… But there is.

Apparently the only thing phrenological is the wrapper; but who knows, maybe the soap gets lumpy, providing the tactile pleasure of a judgmental pseudo-science with the scented hipster cleanliness that’s next to Godliness.

January 26th, 2011

The Ice Man Cometh

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

Photo from Modern Woman Magazine, an ice industry publication for housewives, circa 1944.

January 26th, 2011

Another Fine Mess

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

FYI, I’m giving away American Pickers DVDs over at my antiques and vintage collectibles site.

January 24th, 2011

Students! Teachers! Artists!

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

Accordions

January 22nd, 2011

The World On A String

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

I’m pretty sure Miss Lois Hoover thought the world of her piglet. Photo of the pair hamming it up a walk in Washington, December 1, 1925. Via Shorpy.

January 21st, 2011

Link Round-Up, Quiz Style

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

Do you know how to handle the problem of wrinkly meat?

Ready to take a gamble?

Dear Diary, today I…?

What did you keep in your shoeboxes?

Ready to bat your lashes — or grow a faux mustache?

Remember Rabbit & Skunk & the Scary Rock?

Hey, those last three links are to posts of mine at my other sites; just sayin’.

January 21st, 2011

I Miss Vinyl

by Deanna aka Pop Tart

You might not be old enough to remember this, but back in the day, even before the Golden Age Of Album Art,  this was one of the ways you showed off your record collection and musical taste. Do that with your MP3s, yo.

Debbie Harry and Chris Stein photo via 80′s Record Party.