




The summer fashion card doesn't say Harford, but it's the same size card as the others (roughly 9.5 X 7.5 inches) and was found in the same store. I imagine all of these cards were a part of a high-end catalog presentation for a wealthier clientele (there's a reference to "the shirred waistline of Mlle. Chanel" on the second card from the top.)
Thank you for these beautiful
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enjoyed seeing the clothes
from this era.
Kind regards
Sally (from Australia)
I'm so glad you like them! Keep checking in, I have a lot more to show and tell here.
ReplyDeleteI have a complete "sales rep kit" for Harford Frocks with at least 50 cards such as you have posted. I entered a search for Harford Frocks, Inc. and found your blog. The kit even has fabric samples and is for 1929-1930. At least two of the cards are the same as you have posted. What a coincidence!
ReplyDeleteWow, a sales kit with fabric samples for these dresses! And 50 cards to boot. What a terrific find.
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