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1940s Holiday Fashions For Men

Give him a gift with that Christmas glow... circa 1948.
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Labels: 1940s, mcgregor, men, menswear, vintage advertisements, vintage fashions, vintage illustration

High Camp. High Fashion. Higher Learning.

1940s menswear and finery for the golfer, the go-getter and the good 'ol college try.
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Labels: 1940s, 1950s, arrow, fashion, mcgregor, men, menswear, shirts, ties, van heusen, vintage advertisements, vintage clothing

Hold On To Your Hats, Gentlemen!

Ads, illustrations and candid images of the 1940s and 1950s: Handsome men, handsome habadashery.
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Labels: 1940s, 1950s, bing crosby, celebrities, hats, men, menswear, uniforms, vintage advertisements, vintage fashion, vintage illustration

Job-Matched, Cool & Thrifty

Arrow. Blue Bell. Wrangler. Dickies: 1950s menswear ads from Life Magazine.
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