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American Fabrics, Number 85. Winter 1969.
Cover Art by W Lully.
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American Fabrics, Number 72. Summer 1966.
Cover Art by W Lully.
American Fabrics, Number 2. 1947.
American Fabrics, Number 2. 1947.
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American Fabrics, Number 88. Fall 1970.
American Fabrics, Number 85. Winter 1969.
American Fabrics, Number 85. Winter 1969.
American Fabrics, Number 85. Winter 1969.
American Fabrics, Number 85. Winter 1969.
American Fabrics, Number 103. Spring 1975.
American Fabrics, Number 103. Spring 1975.
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American Fabrics, Number 50. Summer 1960.
American Fabrics, Number 50. Summer 1960.
American Fabrics, Number 49. Spring 1960.
American Fabrics, Number 49. Spring 1960.
American Fabrics, Number 30. Fall 1954.
American Fabrics, Number 30. Fall 1954.
American Fabrics, Number 52. Spring 1961.
American Fabrics, Number 52. Spring 1961.
(Not a picture of Supima seeds but a real packet of seeds!)
American Fabrics, Number 31. Winter 1954.
American Fabrics, Number 31. Winter 1954.
American Fabrics, Number 105. Fall 1975.
American Fabrics, Number 105. Fall 1975.
American Fabrics, Number 88. Fall 1970.
American Fabrics, Number 88. Fall 1970.
American Fabrics, Number 01.1946.
American Fabrics, Number 01.1946.
American Fabrics, Number 01.1946.
American Fabrics, Number 01.1946.
American Fabrics, Number 102.1974.
American Fabrics, Number 102.1974.
American Fabrics, Number 69.1965.
American Fabrics, Number 69. 1965.
American Fabrics, Number 30. Fall 1954.
American Fabrics, Number 30. Fall 1954.
American Fabrics, Number 86. Spring 1970.
American Fabrics, Number 86. Spring 1970.
American Fabrics, Number 87. Summer 1970.
American Fabrics, Number 87. Summer 1970.
American Fabrics, Number 104. Winter 1975.
American Fabrics, Number 104. Winter 1975.
American Fabrics, Number 02. 1947.
American Fabrics, Number 02. 1947.
American Fabrics, Number 71. Spring/Summer 1966.
American Fabrics, Number 71. Spring/Summer 1966.
American Fabrics, 1980.
American Fabrics, 1980.
Toys – Dolls
Toys has 9 subcategories, 8 of which are chronological distinctions (pre-1950, and then by decade through the partially futuristic 2010-2019) and one of which is Dolls. Toys – Dolls contains 126 items. Here are just a few:
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Kewpie Dolls, first manufactured in 1912.
All Color Book of Dolls, 1974 by Kay Desmonde.
Photo: Angelo Hornak
All Color Book of Dolls, 1974 by Kay Desmonde.
Photo: Angelo Hornak
1855 & 1875 Wax Dolls
1855 & 1875 Wax Dolls
All Color Book of Dolls, 1974 by Kay Desmonde.
Photo: Angelo Hornak
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All Color Book of Dolls, 1974 by Kay Desmonde.
Photo: Angelo Hornak
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All Color Book of Dolls, 1974 by Kay Desmonde.
Photo: Angelo Hornak
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November 1943
December 1967
A doll with a doll:
All Color Book of Dolls, 1974 by Kay Desmonde.
Photo by Angelo Hornak.
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November 1955
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December 15, 1997.
Photo by Richard Mitchell.
The doll that encourages bullying: (“It’s easy to make her cry.”)
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The dolls that are gluttons for punishment:
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1990
Advertising – Paper & Printing
Currently at a modest 50 items, Advertising – Paper & Printing deserves to be cultivated more (and the depths of my hermit-packed, cave like office could certainly provide the materials). Illustration Westvaco (1927-1954), which has been around far longer than this infantile subject, are essentially printing advertisem...
We have a number of chivalrous Champion Paper ads, some of which are variations on the  below but with a different background saturation color.
Fortune Magazine, August 1949. Champion Papers.
Fortune Magazine, August 1949. Champion Papers.
The Automation of the Gaze:
Fortune Magazine, July 1949. UPLS (The United States Printing and Lithograph Company).
Fortune Magazine, July 1949. UPLS (The United States Printing and Lithograph Company).
If it is an ad placed in a late 1940’s or early 1950’s Fortune Magazine, there is a one in three chance that a hand will feature prominently.
Fortune Magazine, September 1949. Levelcoat Printing Papers by the Kimberly-Clark Corporation.