That must be why “charming cover girl” Pat Curran is hunching to appear shorter than her (insecure & hatted) male companion in this vintage ad for SweetHeart Soap (which also promotes a “SweetHeart Cover-Girl Facial”).
Ad from 1952.
Crepe Paper Party Hats, Germany Early 20th Century Collection, part of the Jim Linderman collection.
Invented in 1931; via Nationaal Archief.
One sure way to make sure people don’t blow their noses in your head kerchief is to knit it. No one likes to snot on the knots.
Pattern from the 1969 Bernat Handicrafter Learn To Knit Book #127.
From Disneyland Storybook Fashions; via Dinosaurs & Robots.
And she had the light bulb crown to prove it. Via Valentino Vamp.
Oh, that cheeky Ann Miller, she really loved her Easter hats! Photo sent in from Jim – thanks!
Vintage black and white photo of folks in a bar, tavern or night club. At our table, bottles of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer. The lady smoke Pall Malls; the gentlemen, Lucky Strikes. The other lady has her smokes hidden in her cigarette case or, as we called ’em, “weasel pouch.” Two ladies at our table are wearing hats, as are several gentlemen seated at the bar.
Measures 5 by 7 inches; 1945 ink stamped on back, along with 7-17-28.
For sale from us at eBay.
Um, that’s a “dopey” hat for baby… We don’t know if your baby has to be dopey to wear it or not. We’d bet that any baby wearing said knitted hat will appear slightly dopey — but in that charming way babies can get away with. Anyway, enjoy the free knitting pattern.
Pattern from 1969 Bernat Handicrafter Learn To Knit Book #127.