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Hi Jose - Ask away about your 70s clothes, we will help in any way we can. (Start a new thread). Photographs of the garment and the label, if there is one, would be great.

Thank you Francis. It is fun and very Vermont. I haven't found any other "holstein" Mary Maxim sweaters.

1950s Mary Maxim COW design sweater - L or XL - Auction on eBay. SOLD

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Perhaps someone will come along who has a subscription to newspaper.com. That's one good way to find related advertisements and certainly helps pinpoint dates.

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Your grandmother was so independent to dress (and make her dresses) in western style while most of her colleagues wore kimonos. Very interesting. Please let us know when you post your second part.

Well, I did find this by looking around. The leather tag should have rounded, not sharp, corners. Bags produced before 1990 are finished with one line of stitching at the top of the tag only, whereas the tags on more recent bags are stitched all the way around.

We assume no tag of any kind? There are certainly a lot of high-end hunting theme silk scarves, but the art is a lot finer and with more details and saturated colors. Does this have hand rolled edges?

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Lovely tribute to Claire. I put it on her Facebook page. Maggi, you're terrific.

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You're right. I looked around and could find nothing. Maybe this is one of those items where you are justified saying "Rare" in the subject line.

No idea, although I lean towards B & B. I like that is says "linning" rather than "lining" and then simply - "pig."

Hello Suziesue and welcome to the VFG forums. Please do share your finds, we love seeing vintage clothing and accessories of any kind.

I'd guess late 70s/80s

HLR - we all started as amateurs (I still am in MANY categories) and this is the place to ask any old questions - You are welcome here.

Welcome Dawn! I saw Jimi Hendrix in Madison in 1967 (I was going to college in Beloit.) I hope you will join in the conversations on the forum. Is your store in Madison? It's great to have you with us.

I would guess 60s or 70s, but am certainly not a lingerie expert. However we do have some members who specialize in lingerie and I hope they drop by here. I don't understand why it doesn't look like something for a honeymoon for you - to me it does.

Hi Gina. Would love to see some of your favorite items you have collected.

I remember the name - Bijou Vintage. Hope you will contribute to the forums again!

Giving this a bump so others can see this and give their opinions.

It is a lovely lining.

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The print looks more modern to me.

Welcome Regina!

Here are some more photos.

Welcome Belinda. We would love to see some photographs of your finds!

Bienvenue Lina.

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