Seventeen Magazine

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From Mademoiselle, February 1971

Some fun 1970s fashions, mostly from the first half of the decade, which I enjoyed looking at recently. And also the amusing descriptions from the original magazines! October 1973. ‘Real romantics let longdresses set the mood.’ May 1973. ‘The good time begins when you step through the doorway and hear the beat of the band.’…

October 1968. ‘The now generation dips into the past and creates a “now” look as tender and touching as the fragile beauty Juliet.’

From Seventeen, April 1974. "Daredevilly" is actress/model Season Hubley.

Fashions and accessories showcased: smocks, pinafores, the Unique Invisible zipper, and earthclothes. Caption: We'd suggest what comes naturally. Published in Seventeen magazine, January 1973, Vol. 32 No. 1 *********** I own this vintage magazine and have scanned/photographed this page to share it here only for non-profit commentary, critique, criticism, discussion, research, news reporting, education / information, research, teaching, and/or parody purposes per the provisions…

This 174 page magazine is in ACCEPTABLE condition. The cover and back page have a few tears and wear. Otherwise the inside is in Good condition.See pictures for more details.

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May 1971. ‘The all American, all together bikini with matching peasant skirt.’

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November 1973. ‘The forties slink has a sweetheart neckline and little puff sleeves.’

November 1973. ‘Go ahead, light up the party! Wear lots of shine and bright colors.’

It is easy to see why vintage billheads are so collectible: many feature beautiful engravings of actual streets that were idealized as the heart of industry, when factories, forges and mills were bustling and manufacturing was king. You could build a history lesson around this billhead. As you can see, forging was the specialty of Theo. Smith & Sons. No date, but listing blacksmiths on top tells you horses were still critical for commerce. Fertilizer dryers and tallow rendering evokes farm…

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