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MODERN PRISCILLA - DATES DEC 1925 - MAGAZINE
found this at the thrift store today for very very little money and love this very much . for the tips they have in there and the very colorful ads they have in this nice sized magazine:)
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Advertisement fever is catchy - Heres a little info on the magazine.
The Modern Priscilla began in 1887 at Lynn, Massachusetts, and in 1894 it moved to Boston. It was devoted to fancy work, dress patterns, china painting, and needlework in general and later expanded to cover many other aspects of women's home-life. The last issue was July 1930.
WoW BELLIN68 you find such great things.
Love it, I've been meaning to post some from the same era.
Mine are a little rough around the edges, that looks in great shape, she would look nice framed.
thankyou mustangtony for the info on the magazine , very cool of you to share :)
and yes ad is catchy :) lol and thankyou Kathycat and walksoftly and inky for the loves and kind words :) i agree with walksoftly:) she shall be framed:)
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Love these old ads!
thankyou collector4evr for the loves and kind words and i do to love the old ads:) very much:)
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thankyou very much petey:)
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