Roll Garters
Page Thirteen, Issue Five
Why did it take Them such a long time to invent pantyhose? To give pin-up artists like Gil Elvgren
Huck's Cups
Page Twelve, Issue Five
Caution: don’t let a snobbish attitude towards the present prevent you from saving junk. Vintage
Hat Mannequins
Page Eleven, Issue Five
Recently an image seen in a print shop reminded us of hat mannequins from that most splendid age
Loose Screws
Page Ten, Issue Five
NAT the National Products mascot was a mighty handsome fellow, made entirely of items produced by
A Can of Sardines
Page Nine, Issue Five
There is no such fish named sardine! The term sardine refers to lots of different small fishes
Pink Sands
Page Eight, Issue Five
Confessing to reading old Harlequin Romances is painful, but since this page contains a book
The Merry Widow
Page Seven, Issue Five
“I hated the veils that, worn twisted into a squiggle under my chin, dotted my vision with large
Religious Medals
Page Six, Issue Five
Even if one hasn’t entered a church since baptism, it’s hard not to be moved by antique religious
Centerpieces
Page Five, Issue Five
Anything can work as a centerpiece as long as it obstructs vision and/or takes up too much space.
The "Ticklemouse" — Vol. I
Page Four, Issue Five
We’re printing the entire contents of these super strange little 1900s fairy tales by Roy
Smiling Faces
Page Three, Issue Five
On a recent group junking expedition, stacks of these smiling faces stared up at us from the
Chocolate Boxes
Page Two, Issue Five
At one time I lived in an ancient apartment building with an elevator so rickety that all of the
Vinegar Valentines
Page One, Issue Five
These are all just downright mean! And therefore a lot more fun to look at than other antique
