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Lizzie: Sorry, unless I state so in the post, all items shown are part of my own collection.Lizzie
eric: Hi, Blog surfing, hope I find u well here !
Margaret Barker: would you be intered in selling Mardi Gras 1920stocking box and winter (march song) kind regards Margaret
Connie: I love the graphics on this blog. Love art deco too. It's -10F -23C here not even counting the wind chill.
meghan: I love your blog -- That hat box is really amzing.
Carol - Dandelion Vintage: Hi Lizzie,I'm a big fan of Swirls too, I wish that I could find more of them. They are the perfect, cool, comfortable dress for Summer.
Merydith: Hi Lizzie, I like reading your entries. I will back soon to read more. Take Care !!!
Lizzie: Thanks for all the nice posts! I'm glad you are enjoying my journal.Lizzie
Peg: Hi Lizzie. found you by doing a search for Swirl dresses which my mother used to wear around the house and bought at Marshall Field's in Chicago, the only store for her. Thanks for your fun site. I just might have a passion for vintage clothes.
moni: I love this blog! Those 1950 patterns could have belonged to me. I graduated High School in 1952 and I like the style.
vintageclothesline: Hi Lizzie, I bet that was fun. Am really surprised the Gunnes didn't do better. I hope to take a "Lizzie" trip very soon. Nothing better than springtime and buying vintage! Linda
Route 66 Rambler: This is a really cool vintage-themed site... I like this kind of stuff a lot. I call it Lost America...mike
Lizzie: Thanks so much for the kind words, Lauren and Connie. I love all thnings vintage, as one can tell from this blog!
Connie: Love your blog. I like vintage things too. Very sad about the Jewish professor. Great bicycle skirt.
lauren: hey. i stumbled across your blog, and i love it. as soon as i saw audrey hephburn i knew i would. i love the few entries i have read, and just wanted to tell you so.
Lizzie: Hi Samsara. Thanks so much for the compliment! I'm glad you enjoy my blog! It's fun to post about the things I love!
samsara: Hi Lizzie,I love your blog. I too adore the novelty print and collect them when I can. I love your vintage ephemera postings too!
Lizzie: Hi Alina, Thanks so much for the compliment !I'm always glad to hear that someone enjoys my journal. Almost all the pictures I post come from items in my own collection of vintage magazines, postcards, brochures, catalogues, cards, packaging... Sometimes I post finding from a friend, as in Linda's cartoons.
Alina: Love, love the postings. Unique, indeed. Where do the pictures/ postcards/ newsprint cuts come from, anyway?
Maria: Wish I had seen it first!! This one is prefect!
Justine: Lizzie, I LOVE that travel fabric and I'm so happy to hear it will be a skirt again. Pics of you wearing it are a MUST!
Lizzie: Thanks, Jenna. Check back soon for more.
Jenna: Love the vintage clothing drawings. Very unique site!
lizzie: Yes, as a matter of fact I DID see it, ans I begged and pleaded too. But now I feel a little better about it because I know you would have beaten me to it anyway!
TheVintagePeddler: Lizzie,I love that stationery portfolio! Did you see the little purse at Metrolina that matches it? I wanted it so bad. It had a wind up on the bottom and played music! ~Le sigh~ it was one of those "Oh, that's not for sale, it just for display." I begged-she wouldn't budge. Grrr!M
Lizzie: Thanks everyone! I enjoy your feedback and comments!
Myrna: Hi Lizzie! I came across your website while doing some research on the 1920s and its designers. Your name came up constantly while I was checking up on Chanel. I must say it's awesome!Regards,Myrna
Lizzie: Thanks Linda! Look for more pages soon!
Linda: Lizzie, love your vintage travel journal!
Lizzie: Thanks Deb! Thanks for dropping in!
Deb: Hi Lizzie! Love your pix!

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Thursday, April 24th 2008

6:08 PM

Cool Aid

Today was the first day that really said, "Summer's coming."  That hint of coolness that has been lingering was gone by this afternoon, and now we have five warm (or hot!) months ahead. 

Sometimes I wonder how we made it without every building being air conditioned.  I can remember sitting in church as a child, sweltering, with everyone in the congegation fanning themselves with the bulletin.  At the funeral home they even gave out cardboard fans with religious pictures.

As you might guess, this is no funeral home fan.  It's from the Collinsville Bottling Company of Collinsville, Connecticut.  I try to limit my collecting of advertising to Western North Carolina companies, but this one was too good to pass up, and frankly, I doubt that such an alluring fan would have passed muster at Wells Funeral Home!

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