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Collection of Vintage Pinterest Pins-Spring Edition

It’s been awhile since I have done my “Favorite Pins on Pinterest” post, but that just means that I have so many new editions of fun images, advertisements, clothes and whatever else that has caught my eye to showcase. Lets take a look!


Disclosure: Some of the links on my blog from Etsy , eBay, are Affiliate Links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. 


Collection of Vintage Images, Advertisements, Fashons and more as seen on Pinterest

Yummy Seven-Up! This ad is colourful and fun and truly ridiculous enough to make me actually want to buy a bottle.

Further Reading: Vintage Advertising 1920s – 1960s (Archived Blog Post)

1950's vintage Sevenup ad featuring a scuba diver with cute fish.
Source: Pinterest

I’m a sucker for a good Canadian Advertisement and this one is awesome! While I did not receive Canada Savings bonds in the 1050’s (more the 80’s) they were an item that was a popular gift to kids from loving family members (or whomever). Sadly this year the government has decided to discontinue the program but we will always have the ads.

1955 Canada Savings Bond vintage ad
Source: Pinterest

“Help your winter ration coupons go further”. 1940’s Wartime Hints from B.C. (British Columbia) Electric-1944. Another great look into Canadian history.

Canadian WWII wartime hints for rationing and perserving vintage BC Electric Ad -1944
Source: Pinterest

1945’s University of Chicago archery class (or school club).

1940s Vintage Photo of  1945's University of Chicago women's archery class. Cute 1940s Sportswear!
Source: Pinterest

1950’s Hawaiian party at the University of Chicago.

University of Chicago Archives-Hawaiian Shirts 1950's vintage photo.
Source: Pinterest

Giant Flamingos and Giant Orange..Kitschy to the max! What a fun 1950s vintage photo.

1950s vintage image of flamingo orange and a woman in 1950s fashion in Florida.
Source: Pinterest

As a swing dancer, I’m a sucker for a good circle skirt that spins out just at the right time. This 1950’s cheerleader has accomplished this task (and I love the saddle shoes!).

1950s Vintage Photo of a cheerleader wearing her cheerleading uniform and saddle shoes.
Source: Pinterest

Stunning 1951 vacation image of a woman near the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Looks like it belongs in a magazine (and maybe it was at one point).

1951 Vintage Italy Image of Leaning Tower of Pisa -1950s vintage image
Source: Pinterest

I stumbled upon a fantastic article that was appeared in my Pinterest feed on ‘Margaine-Lacroix and the dresses that shocked Paris‘. It was such an interesting read about a designer who achieved so much for fashion but has never received the recognition she deserved.

Margaine-Lacroix and the dresses that shocked Paris
Source: Pinterest

I’m a Lindy Hopper (the dance of the 1930’s & 40’s) and so I’m always drawn to amazing images and art that reflects that time period. This poster was taken from a famous 1943 Life Magazine image, seen HERE.

Further Reading: A Lindy Hopping I will go-My Favorite Vintage Lindy Hop Videos

Lindy hop Illustration-Vintage Lindy Hop
Source: Pinterest

Are you in the market for a one of kind 1950’s Paris themed tie? Well if you are then you are in luck as it’s currently for sale on ETSY and it’s fantastic!

1950s vintage tie with a paris theme
Source: Pinterest

My Vintage Style: This board is dedicated to my dream closet.

1940’s Evening Gown-with Brass Studded Floral Design.

1940s Evening Gown with Brass Studded Floral Design Vintage Womens -1940s Fashion
Source: Pinterest

Vintage 1930s Dress – Rare Curve Hugging Late 1930s Peggy Hunt Jean Carol Label Evening Gown with Ruffled Accents

Vintage 1930s Dress - Rare Curve Hugging Late 1930s Peggy Hunt Jean Carol Label Evening Gown with Ruffled Accents
Source: Pinterest

1947 Vintage Evening Gown with an image of the owner wearing it! These are always amazing finds.

1940s vintage evening gown with vintage image of owner -1940s Fashion
Source: Pinterest

That is all the pins for today! I hope friends you enjoyed browsing some of my favorite Pinterest Pins from the last month. I always have a fun time on this website and I love when I can share my finds with all of you.

Have a good weekend!

Further Reading:

Liz

My Favourite Vintage Pinterest Content: Nov/Dec Edition

It’s been awhile since I have done my favorite “Pins on Pinterest” post, but since we are close to the end of the year there is no better time than right now to share all the vintage goodies I have found. Let’s dive right in friends!


Disclosure: Some of the links on my blog from Etsy , eBay are Affiliate Links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. 


Collection of Vintage Images, Advertisements, Fashons and more as seen on Pinterest

1943 vintage ad for Jantzen Swimsuits.

1943 vintage ad for Jantzen Swimsuits featuring an illustration of a woman diving in a red bathingsuit while two men look on.
Source: Envisioning the American Dream

This 1940’s photo made me giggle and then want watermelon right after (like right after). Oh and check out those outstanding 1940’s Victory Rolls, gorgeous!

1940s vintage photo of women with 1940s hairstyles (victory rolls) and one man eating watermelon.

Life is better with good music. Beautiful 1940s photo of 3 Black women playing records.

Further Reading: Vintage Photo Tuesday: Vintage Black Style

1940s vintage photo of three Black Women in 1940s fashions playing records on a record player.
Source: Glamourdaze

1930’s photo of 2 very stylish women in their 1930s dresses. “I’ve got your back”.

Further Reading: 1930s Fashions As Seen On Everyday People

1930s vintage photo of two stylish young women in 1930s dresses posing together back to back.
Source: Pinterest

From the movie: TILL THE END OF TIME -1946. Actors Guy Madison and Jean Porter give us a kind of slow motion Lindy Hop. This video reminds me of my beginner days of learning the dance, expect I did not look as cute as Jean (Video Link).

Further Reading: A Lindy Hopping I will go-My Favorite Vintage Lindy Hop Videos

Keeping the ‘Swing Dancing’ theme going, here is an excellent article by Billboard Music on “Pearl Harbor 75th Anniversary: How WWII Changed Music & Claimed the Life of a Swing Superstar“.

1944 vintage photo of Glenn Miller-Big Band leader
Source: Billboard

I adore a good kitschy/novelty brooch and this one ranks with the best of them. Currently for sale on Bow & Crossbones website, this “Mystery key to my heart” vintage brooch is pretty awesome. Pull one of the keys, and the lock moves to reveal your love. So fun!

Vintage Style Brooch-Mystery Key to my heart lock brooch.
Source: Bow & Crossbones

When I did my post on Galveston Texas, I didn’t get a chance to add this stunning 1930’s Art Deco “Martini Theatre” to the post.

According to the Galveston History website…

The Theatre was built in 1937 for Attilio Martini. At one time, the Martini family owned eight theaters on the island. As television caught on, the popularity of theaters diminished on the island and elsewhere. The 990-seat Martini Theatre, designed in art deco style, closed in 1975. Originally used for both vaudeville and motion pictures, the building is one of Galveston’s few examples of Art Deco architecture. Vacancy and lack of maintenance are taking their toll on the exterior of the structure. The original tall neon marquee was lost many years ago and recent storms have damaged the remaining elements. The bustling Postoffice Arts and Entertainment District could benefit from the rehabilitation of this important building, an example of the numerous theatres once located in downtown Galveston (Source).

This Building is currently on the ‘Heritage at Risk List’ on their website. Know anyone who can help save it?

1930's Art Deco "Martini Theatre" in Galveston Texas.
Source: Galveston History

Oh my…1940’s French Fashion at it’s best! I love a good vintage fashion illustration.

1940s vintage fashion illustration featuring women's french evening gowns.
Source: Thunder Horse Vintage

Beautiful 1940’s fashion illustration: Dutch pattern catalogue ‘Record’ July 1942.

1940s fashion illustration dutch pattern catalogue record july 1942 featuring two women in 1940s dresses on the cover.
Source: Sheep & Chick Blog

My dream 1940’s dress. I love plaid on vintage clothing, it’s just so elegant!

Further Reading:

1940s Vintage Dress featuring a plaid skirt. Stunning 1940s Fashion.

Okay maybe this is my dream 1940’s dress? So many gorgeous choices that are sadly not for sale.

1940s Vintage Dress in peach colour. Stunning 1940s fashion.

It’s that time of the year when we are busy planning parties and maybe thinking of parties to come. Here is a FANTASTIC resource from the 1930’s to make that job easier. Vintage Farm Journal and Farmer’s Wife guide, “A Year’s Good Parties”.

30 pages of ideas and instructions for giving different themed parties throughout the year. The parties are New Year’s Eve Ice Carnival, A March of Time Party, Making Merry With The Mad March Hare, An Evening With Music, A Candle Birthday Party, A June Jamboree, A Birthday Party, A Back-to-School Party, A Football Party, A Halloween Party, Round-Up Time, and A Christmas Party.

Vintage 1930s bok on how to throw a party. A year's good parties book.
Source: Etsy

Lastly..It’s that time again..I’m off to Cuba again and possibly for the last time for awhile (insert sad face). Why? Well the restrictions are slowly being lifted off the Americans to be able to visit, and that means the prices of resorts and hotels in Cuba & my beloved Havana have gone up considerably. Our little affordable getaway is not becoming so much anymore (good for the Cuban people, bad for Canadians looking for cheaper vacation spots). BUT we are going to have a super time anyways, especially since we are going with a bunch of friends and family to celebrate my hubby’s upcoming 40th Birthday (which is Dec 22nd).

So next week there will be no Vintage Inn post as I will be on a beach BUT I will be back just in time for a holiday post. Have a great week friends!

Further Reading:

Liz