1957 - "Risqué" Garage-type Pin-up Calender | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
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- Risqué garage-type pin-up advertising calender - photo portion only
- Titled "Practice Session" / lift the transparent overlay for full effect
- © 1957 and printed by Kaeser & Blair Company, Cincinnati, Ohio
- (They also printed the Marilyn Monroe pin-up with the black lace overlay)
** Kaeser & Blair was incorporated in 1923 as a printing and paper products company specializing in promotional and advertising materials.
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stunning!!!
Cool... never seen a calendar with a transparent overlay!
Here is the Marilyn Monroe one - mine is worth virtually nothing because the model is an "unknown";
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Marilyn-Monroe-Calendar-Golden-Dreams-Overlay-Pinup-1954-VTG-Baby-Doll-Litho-/121514557720
nice hair...smiling
I remember these being in the back room of the local garage beside the coke machine. I had to stand on a wooden coke crate to lift the overlay.
Yeah, I remember one way back in the 60's when my dad was gettin' a tire changed. I was only about 6 years old. - Now you can't even find a garage or a service station for that matter.