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Wild orange tye dyed in a ladies size 5 1/2. Probably early 90s. <img src="http://img.inkfrog.com/pix/magnolia6/converseorange3.jpg" border=0 alt=""><br><br> 80s white canvas Converse, made in USA, men's size 10. <img src="http://img.inkfrog.com/pix/magnolia6/conversewhite.jpg"...

I am going to say late 70s because that does not look 80s at all to me. I would call it mint green or why not mint julep? :) Be sure to put eyelet in the title!

That doctor's bag really brings back memories. We lived in a small town and I can remember old Dr. Puryear coming to my house when I was sick. Gone are those good ole days...

DH and I had that same thing in January. Had to take an antibiotic to get rid of because it would just reinfest itself if you didn't. The coughing was terrible and yes, it did hurt. Take care of yourself, Tori, so you can get better quickly.

Well, I bought some 50s dresses in black last week in a nice size, too. Will try to get some pics soon.

Paul, I cannot find one of my accessories books. Yikes! (Where can it be?) Anyway, I agree on late 40s, early 50s.

Fabulous! When will you be listing?

Red and polka dots! That was a devil to photo.

Being listed tonight. <img src="http://img.inkfrog.com/pix/magnolia6/perettecostapolkadotdress5.jpg" border=0 alt=""><br><br><img src="http://img.inkfrog.com/pix/magnolia6/perettecostapolkadotdress3.jpg" border=0 alt=""><br><br> Am also working on a lot of 3 men's Hawaiian shirts in an XL...

Tori, those are beautiful.:clapping:

It's listed!!

I love that bathing suit!!! I am drooling.:drool:

well, pooh, send me your pic to [email protected] and I will post it for you.

Here ya go. <img src=http://www.vintagefashionguild.org/public/viewthread.php?action=attachment&tid=4456&pid=35626 height=464 width=600>

My first thought is 40s, too, but let me look in my accessories book.

Thanks, guys. I think the colors are perfect for Fall. Will try to get listed this weekend.

I like things like that too. I would say 50s.

Deborah, these are beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing.

So, go with the hippie boho thing?

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I was wondering the same thing the other day.:puzzled:

Uh Oh, there is!! Off to change again! Thanks.:) Funny how you can look at something and not see it.

Okay, I did put paisley and sheath and think I will go revise and put op art, too! :D

Thank you, Anne. You always come to my rescue and I so want to get this listed and on to something else. I do see the paisleys!!

Well, you can tell I was in a hurry this morning and looked at the first one listed.:BAGUSE:

I just googled the Atlanta area and came up with this cleaners. They say they clean and alter. BUCKHEAD BRIGHT CLEANERS. 3213 MAPLE DR NE, (404) 233-9575. ATLANTA, GA 30305, Your best bet would be to find a good seamstress. Maybe take out a classified ad or craigs list.

Here is what Diane is talking about. http://www.datavillage.com/clothingtracker.htm Diane, do you really like it?

I am trying to get this early 60s 2 piece dress/suit listed and I just can't seem to come up with good key words. What does the print look like to you? Should I say sheath dress, bombshell or what? It is really a nice outfit and I want to do it justice. <img...

Harriet, I think it is called a sweep. Check this site out. http://www.todays-weddings.com/attire/trains.php Also, love this wedding gown site. I think someone posted about this recently. I have used this site for quite awhile to drool and do research...

LOL...Eisenberg already has a bid!!