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Wondering the age and style of bras/undergarments. Were these worn by rish people? General run of the mill type bra?
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Posted 10 years ago
poorgirlpi…
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Wondering the age and style of bras/undergarments. Were these worn by rish people? General run of the mill type bra?
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Famous Maid bras were run of the mill bras in the '50's. The cone and pointy tips were made like that of the iconic Marilyn Monroe (since this was of her time). It was the "in thing". These could also have had colors or patches sewn on. Hope this helps. :)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Famous-Maid-Bras-For-Stars-BRASSIERE-Small-1951-Magazine-Ad-/361076679181?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5411d8e20d
Looks like military body armor. Not much fun.
Double barrel slingshot?
2 for 1.00!
It was a worn my regular women I remember my Mom having them . The price in Ad I posted link to it says it was .69 cents so these were on sale :-) Now it costs more than that to go bra less lol
No wonder Goliath lost, this thing could kill a Georgia mule.
oh..... though it was a over the shoulder boulder holder ...oh welllllllllllllll lol
I just hope homeland security doesn't see this. We could all be in trouble for just viewing it. I'm pretty safe I think, wife doesn't own any and my slingshot is to small.
Haha guys! These are strictly utilitarian! You can research that union made label to date these.
Whew! I was getting ready to lock and load. If it was union made I have a year or two before anything happens.
WHEW !!!!!!!!!
Haha! Idcloisonne, teachers in grade school had very pointy chests! So true!
Oh My!!! I say 1940's...
The Department Store Neisner's was opened by two brothers in New York, 1911 as a "five and dime" store lumped together with Woolworths and Kresge's.
After WWI, they claimed the five and dime was no more and they raised their price to $1... lol!!!
I read a bit and saw that it was opened at least to the late 70's. Could have been opened longer but I didn't read any further.
Great post!!! :)
Oh yea, and I think it's really really awesome that the tag is still there! wow!
This is the best post ever! Thanks for all your information and humor! Definitely made my day!! Thanks guys!!!