Here's my wonderful adding machine, I think my model is from the 1940's.
The base is bakelite, and at a handy angle, and the machine itself can be lifted from the base, so it is portable. The little dials are turned with the stylus to add and subtract, and there are directions for...
I don't know how to phrase this, so bear with me....
I want to thank all of you wonderful people here at the Fedora Lounge for posting without that horrible internet-slang. It is much more enjoyable to read and learn without needing a decoder ring or code book. This thread may die soon, but I...
I'll be graduating from high school this June, and I need to find a dress. It would be nice to make my own, but I won't have time to do that. I don't care about it being vintage or even repro, as long as it has a simple, classic style. I'd like it to be white or ivory, and either mid-calf or...
This website has home plans from 1905 to 1961. It's very interesting - I spent hours drooling over the great houses.
http://www.antique-home.com/
Does anyone have more vintage home plans to share?
Irena
I found this 1936 undergarment on "La Couturiere Parisienne."
http://translate.google.com/translate?sourceid=navclient-menuext&hl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Emarquise%2Ede%2Fde%2Findex%2Ehtml
This looks quite comfortable (at least to me). Would ladies actually wear this as a blouse?
I have a small problem - I am allergic to wool. I want to make and wear vintage suits and jackets, but I don't know what to use other than wool. Skirts are no problem, as slips and stockings prevent irritation, but those wool collars are horrible. I don't like to wear scarfs, either.
Do you...
I am currently teaching myself shorthand from a 1916 Gregg Shorthand textbook. I'm really enjoying it, and I was wondering if anyone here knows shorthand or is learning. I'd also appreciate any tips.
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