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Better way to discribe "The Golden Era?"

Discussion in 'PUBLIC Vintage Fashion - Ask Questions Get Answers' started by Renderking Fisk, Aug 8, 2005.

  1. Renderking Fisk

    Renderking Fisk Registered Guest

    Better way to discribe \"The Golden Era?\"

    Is there a better word or phrase to discribe the 1930's and 1940's besides "The Golden Era?"
     
  2. Patentleathershoes

    Patentleathershoes VFG Veteran VFG Past President

    Hmmm....

    Wartime, the Age of Swing, the late Art Deco Period, the Age of Film Noir/Age of Noir...

    I will have to think some more on this...anyone else?
     
  3. Vintagetrend

    Vintagetrend Registered Guest

    I think within your website "The Golden Era" is perfectly worded...
    For certain listings of certain items or speaking about different instances within the era other wording may be more appropriate...
    I think "The Golden Era" blankets it without being too specific and yet people know exactly what it means.

    Make sense?

    Michelle
     

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