"Iconic" sweaters from the 1940s!

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A 1941 newspaper had an article that stated: "The Strand is presenting an entirely adequate show this week...It is called 'Hollywood Sweater Girl Revue' and features such sweater-wearing screenettes as Mary Healey, Anne Nagel, and Barbara Pepper."

From a different 1941 newspaper is the publicity below...

HollywoodSweaterGirlRevuePic1941.jpg
 
The label supplies a lot of additional info - what price it originally retailed for, what sizes it came in, who it was aimed at. Great share.
 
How fun. Love it. Now I will be on lookout for more with this theme.
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Side note to Alice.
That gorgeous red beaded cashmere cardigan in your shop is to die for.
Wish it fit me.
 
I saw a 50s Off white with purple patterns wool shawl in a thrift shop. It so beautiful but there are couple holes on it. :(
 
Finally I got another Mary Maxim Raglan. It's a boy's large and I have a large one in white and blue and yellow (I believe this is how it was depicted in the brochure) but I couldn't resist this one because it is DONE IN FOUR (maybe one is teal, I have to wait to see it when I get it) DIFFERENT SHADES OF GREEN! Who does that? That is EXACTLY what I LOVE about Mary Maxim patterns. The colours people choose to make them in ASTOUND me!

Linda that racing car design appears to be based on early british racing car, and the colour goes with the theme - it's known in the trade as racing green, and many a vintage car will be painted this colour. A fact I only know because both my father and uncle have vintage cars!
 
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