In celebration of New Year’s Eve, I present to you this celebratory figure. This is one of a series of modern postcard reproductions of vintage pinups, from the late PinUpCards.com. Happy 2009!
Oh, your pipe wrench is so big.
She’s not bad; she’s just drawn that way. Lloyd Stoltz sent this card off to Kay Anthony on June 6, 1950 (the day before he sent her this card) with the message “See I’m asking you — ha ha. Hesitatingly, LS”.
Was Lloyd trying to cultivate a long-distance romance? What was the question from Kay to which he’s obviously replying? I don’t know where the cards that Kay sent to Lloyd are, but I hope they still exist somewhere.
See, I'm asking you...
One of a series of vintage pinup postcards in this modern re-publication by the late PinUpCards.com. Based on my own experience with women of Scottish descent, this girl looks fairly authentic. Posted today in honor of St. Andrew’s Day.
If it isn't fresh, it isn't Legal
Oh, I’ll bet this card is hilarious with a Boston accent. This modern Continental-sized chrome extols the virtues of Legal Sea Foods (three locations in the Greater Boston area, at least at the time this was manufactured), winner of the Travel Holiday Magazine Award for “Largest and Freshest Seafood in the Country.”
PinUpCards.com #11
One of a series of vintage pinup postcards in this modern re-publication by the late PinUpCards.com. Except for the number “11″, there is no descriptive text on the back of the card.
