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I remember my dad having one of these pens back in the late 1950's or early 60's. When the pen is up-right, the swimsuit is "on", turn it over and the swimsuit slides off. Googleing anything with "naked" and "woman" together get all wrong results!
I've had this one forever, seems like it came in a box of junk from a garage sale. Any idea what the proper title would be and what it's worth?
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Google 1950's novelty ink pens and you should come up with something.
Thanks. I found 2 sites, however the women pictured sure look much more modern. The woman on mine has the classic 50's look: a little heavy set and short hair. BUT, at least I know what to search for now!
i use to have a huge pink one that did the same thing dont know what ever happen to it makes me want to look for it now thanks for the pic
actually i just found it i will post it mine is different it has clothes on then you turn the top and she loses her clothes
I have a small screw driver that does the same thing, 'cept it doen't work too good anymore...............
I have some like this with woman and with men too.Its good to flip them around once in awile or they get stuck and wont show nude pic.