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Posted 11 months ago
valentino97
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I bought these four stretch bracelets "as is" for not too much money. I know they aren't bakelite. I think they are from the 1970's because the quality of plastic hasn't scratched too badly - 80's & 90's plastic scratches when you look at it. My favorite is the cream and black one. Domed wedges. Once I get it fixed I will proudly wear it. Because I haven't been able to find similar examples in my research I think these aren't old enough for vintage discussion?!
I looked in my Sears and Montgomery Ward 1969 & 74 catalogs....but they aren't there either. Anyone help me with this?
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Looks sixties to me...