Black Chiffon Dress - Must be 60's?

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Black Chiffon Dress - Must be 60\'s?

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A quick pic of my better finds today (I also got a garbage bag of clothes jammed full for 15 bucks but it was nothing spectacular - Im selling it in MY rummage sale, haha) but anyway here's my better finds. The black shiffon dress liiks a little short to be 50's so I am assuming it's 60s? No label in it unfortunately. The bodice has more detail which you cant see - like gathered and folded swathes that go across here and there.

Any ideas on dates for this (and how I might sell it online without a tag, or if I should even bother) would be appreciated!

Oh, and that thing in the box on the left is a vintage vibrator, hahah!
 
Nice scores!

I can't see where the waist or empire waist on the dress lies, but the length sure seems late 60s. Sure you can sell it online without a label, although labels do help. I would mention details of the cut, the fabrics...it looks like a strappy little black cocktail dress. Those can do well!

The vintage vibrator might do well too...I know there are people who collect these! Can you see a sophisticated cocktail party, and people walking up to your china cabinet to see your vintage vibrator collection...all nodding approval. I'm loving it!
 
Yes, the vibrator is definitely for resale! haha. Strangely, I saw 2 vibrators at the yard slaes yesterday, but only bought the better one, thinking, 'If this turns out to be a dud, I dont need to be stuck with 2'. When I got home and looked it up I realized they sell quite well.

I will have to fiddle around with the dress to get the details to s how up in a photo - or perhaps get a teeny tiny friend to model it for me.
 
omg:puzzled:.....:o......

do people really sell vibrators in bootsales/yard sales over there ?

i hope it hasnt be used...lol.....


i got to be honest... i dont think i would ever find something like that over here in a month ofr sundays.....

i would be interested in what it sells for..... research purposes of coarse
 
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