Happy Earth Day! While all vintage is earth-friendly as it is re-used and re-purposed, some of these finds remind us that our quest to grow together and go green started long ago. So you say you want a green revolution? Enjoy our vintage greenie finds.
We love it when our fellow Vintage Addicts share their finds with us! After hearing the buzz on Retrivertigo’s major score, I asked her to give our readers a sneak peek. Read on to learn more about this amazing set of pink Samsonite luggage.
Found by :: Hastingsgraham
22 Jul 1933, Kansas City, Missouri, USA — Kansas City: Heap Big Injun Chief. This fifteen feet tall, ten feet wide likeness of an Indian Chief attracts passing motorists on U. S. Highway number 40 at Kansas City, Missouri, to the refreshment sold within. [Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS]
Itching for a road trip!
Found by :: Marie’s Vintage
I like my vintage luggage as colorful as the rainbow. This 1960’s Japanese suitcase is just the ticket.
Cheery yellow 60s suitcase. Textured vinyl with asymmetrical front zipper, main compartment with small pouch.
Found by :: ZeusFace
Lawrenceville Highway at McClendon
Decatur, GA
August 29, 2009
Norge Village Cleaners was a nationwide laundromat chain. In the early 1960s, the company developed these plastic, polka-dotted ball signs, now affectionately nicknamed “Norge Balls”. The dots remind many people of Wonder Bread wrappers. These signs revolved and were lit from the inside. They were [...]
