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The candy with the hole... still only 5c."
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Mariana, 37, Lisbon, Portugal
Hello! Here you'll find vintage images, mostly from my flickr photostream. If I blogged one of your images and you would like me to remove it, please drop me a line. Thank you for your visit!
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November
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- Red Tape Max Factor Lipstick, 1955
- Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoes, 1917
- Revlon's "Satin Set", 1956
- Oleg Savostyuk, The Golden Age, Bolshoi Theatre of...
- Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, 1950s
- Japan Air Lines, 1974
- Fósforo Ferrero, 1946
- Jell-O Cookbook, 1953
- Maizena baby food, 1930
- Cameo Stockings, 1950s
- Embryodine, 1946
- Florida vegetables, 1950s
- Coldspot Deep Freezer, 1956
- Skippy Peanut Butter, 1966
- 'Comfy' Slippers, 1914
- Life Savers, 1959
- Viktor Kundyshev, Blue Horses on Red Grass, theatr...
- Stir 'n Frost Cake Mix, 1978
- Komsomol, 1924
- Jeep, 1962
- Tide Detergent, 1950s
- Eno's Fruit Salt, 1930
- Lucky Strike, Betty Compson, 1929
- Buster Brown Shoes, 1918
- Warmly love one's job, study to catch up with the ...
- Zales Jewelers, 1971
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1 comment:
Fruit Polos basically. "Polo, the mint with the hole".
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