Gatefold of the Esquire magazine of October 1941. Alberto Vargas followed up George Petty as the Pin Up artist with Esquire magazine in 1941. His 'Varga-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. Varga created a series of Pin Ups which were presented...
The GI paper by the men... for the men in the service. British Edition. The 1943 editions are quite hard to find. Filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin-Up. Shows use but displays nice. Very good condition.
The GI paper by the men... for the men in the service. British Edition. The 1943 editions and especially those with colored cover are hard to find. Filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin-Up. Shows use but displays nice. Good condition.
Paper bag that was folded around the bottle to avoid dripping. This was common when soft drinks were still cooled on ice. Also see image of 1932 patent. Excellent condition.
Deck B of the two decks published by Esquire magazine. 1941 dated on the box and Joker. The deck is complete with its four suits, Joker and Bridge scoring card. Advertised in various Esquire magazines (see last photo, advertising does not come with the playing cards). Varga was the Nr 1 Pin Up...
Gatefold of the Esquire magazine of November 1942. Alberto Vargas followed up George Petty as the Pin Up artist with Esquire magazine in 1941. His 'Varga-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. Varga created a series of Pin Ups which were presented...
Gatefold of the Esquire magazine of October 1942. Alberto Vargas followed up George Petty as the Pin Up artist with Esquire magazine in 1941. His 'Varga-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. Varga created a series of Pin Ups which were presented...
Gatefold of the Esquire magazine of May 1943. Alberto Vargas followed up George Petty as the Pin Up artist with Esquire magazine in 1941.
His 'Varga-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. Varga created a series of Pin Ups which were...
Single stick of fruit flavor gum. Orbit was introduced by Wrigley's when the company could no longer produce their own types of gum due to limited supplies of ingredients (see additional photos). This is the later production when the sticks were packaged in a single waxed paper. Very good...
Late 30's single stick of gum. These were for sale well into the 40's. Wrigley's discontinued the production of Juicy Fruit gum during the war in favor of the lesser quality Orbit brand due to limited supplies of ingredients. Excellent condition.
Army issue spectacles glasses. Excellent for repair and not easy to find on the loose. Also see last photo of complete Army issue spectacles and OD case. Very good condition.
The magazine for men. Large size, measures about 35.5 x 25.5 centimeters. 162 pages filled with great articles, photos, advertisements, Hurrell glamour photo and the famous fold out poster with Varga Pin Up. The advertisements give a great view of the period. This is the type of magazine that...
