As we approach New Years Eve, I want to take a moment to wish all of my readers..that is YOU, a Happy New Year! It has been quite a year for everyone and I’m so happy that my little blog has been a source of distraction and enjoyment for many of you. On my side it has been a pleasure and a joy to put together these vintage posts and I look forward to many more in 2018.
So thank you for being such loyal readers and I hope you stick with my blog as I have many exciting topics, images and fun ahead.
Christmas Parties, yummy foods, holiday cocktails, vintage dresses in reds & greens, it’s truly a marvelous time of the year! I love this season and since it’s almost gone, I’m going to extend it as long as I can with a post filled with lovely vintage photos of Christmases gone by.
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Vintage Christmas Images
“One quick photo with the tree before we head out everyone!” -1940s vintage photo.
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Christmas Morning! Fun 1940s / 1950s vintage photo of kids playing with the toys they got.
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Christmas at Sea-WWII Sailors aboard USS Cebu. Can you see the “Fireplace” and Christmas Tree to the right of the photo?
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Smile for the camera before you open the presents! -1940s vintage photo.
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1957-Sometimes the wrapping paper is more fun than the gift itself.
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1950’s family Christmas photo. Hi Lassie!
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2 little girls enjoying their gifts in the 1940’s. According to the description on ‘I Love You More Photos‘, the girls are playing with toys they just got for Christmas..a miniature umbrella clothes line, a small washing machine, laundry tub and ironing board.
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1950s photo- When your home is small, your tree also becomes small. It’s not the size that matters it’s how you decorate it with tinsel that does.
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1950’s Christmas Party – The little black dress at the Christmas party never gets old.
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Group photo to remember their time together -1957 Christmas fun!
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December 15th, 1956. The Ladies Christmas dinner (not super clear but there are mini trees on the table).
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And that brings us to the end of this roundup of wonderful holiday photos. Thank you for stopping by friends and…..
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM THE VINTAGE INN (aka Liz)!
