Christmas Magazines from Another Era
Ashley Tinker · ExploreCover of 1953 “Rustica” magazine which covers mostly rural subject matter. Some great images of chickens!
I personally love looking through magazines from a different era. What interests me in particular is the advertisements. I like to look out for what might be very different today- or not! I picked up …Continue reading here for Ashley’s fun images of Christmas magazines from the past.
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