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1960's dresses Vintage Dan River Cottons Magazine Print Ad 1960 Dress Advertisement 1 – Avid Vintage

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1960's dresses Vintage Dan River Cottons Magazine Print Ad 1960 Dress Advertisement 1 – Avid VintageVintage and original Dan River Wash & Wear Cottons paper magazine print ad from 1960 magazine. 1960s Ladies Fashion advertisement shows two women in dresses made with Dan River Fabrics. Reads, "Vacation Every Day in Dan River Wash & Wear Cottons! At home or away suburban shopping center or tropical island beach these are the cottons fashioned for fun and made for casual care. You just wash 'em, dry 'em (even tumble dry 'em) and don them!". Back of

Vintage and original Dan River Wash & Wear Cottons paper magazine print ad from 1960 magazine. 1960s Ladies Fashion advertisement shows two women in dresses made with Dan River Fabrics. Reads, "Vacation Every Day in Dan River Wash & Wear Cottons! At home or away...suburban shopping center or tropical island beach...these are the cottons fashioned for fun and made for casual care. You just wash 'em, dry 'em (even tumble-dry 'em) and don them!".

Back of page is a half page black and white ad for Peter Pan women's Foundations.

Ad measures 8 1/8 x 11 1/4 inches. Condition is good with some age toning along the borders, and staple holes along left edge.

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