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Diet Delight Canned Fruit Ad, 1966
Union Pacific Railroad Ad, 1960
Congress Playing Card Ad, c1944
Puss 'N Boots Cat Food Ad, 1959
"The Particular Cook's Cook Book (7)," c1930
"The Particular Cook's Cook Book (6)," c1930
"The Particular Cook's Cook Book (5)," c1930
"The Particular Cook's Cook Book (4)," c1930
"The Particular Cook's Cook Book (3)," c1930
"The Particular Cook's Cook Book (2)," c1930
"The Particular Cook's Cook Book," c1930
Wind Song Perfume Ad, c1955
Hiram Walker's Cordials Ad, c1960
Western Super-X Bullet Ad, 1953
Salem Cigarette Ad, 1957
Air Step/Brown Shoe Ad, 1944
English's Choice Antiques Postcard, c1980
Dog-E-Stu Dog Food Ad, 1956
"Enjoy Good Eating Every Day (9)", 1949
"Enjoy Good Eating Every Day (8)", 1949
"Enjoy Good Eating Every Day (7)", 1949
"Enjoy Good Eating Every Day (6)", 1949
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Innocent Blonde Hair Color Ad, 1967
Ha! I survived grade school as a surly, stammering little brunette in braces, thick glasses, and hand-me-downs. You'll never convince me that an "innocent blonde" is any more real than a unicorn. :P
From *Redbook* magazine
From *Redbook* magazine
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When I was around 12 I collected (among other things), the Breck Shampoo "girls" (young women) - drawn by artists and featured on the back of magazines like Redbook and Good Housekeeping.
Have you seen those?
I've got a bunch somewhere in the house.
The last blonde here is somewhat reminiscent of them.
amylsacks club has replied to Deborah Lundbech clubI probably have a few of those stashed away somewhere.
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