1970s christmas

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Christmas is coming! A submitted photo collection of Flickr's members that shows how Americans enjoyed it from the 1970s. Christmas in L...

The crap Christmas Card in the pack of 10, i remember this exact one and we had baubels just like them.

Vintage Plastic Kitch nativity from Hong Kong

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I've combed through a few back issues of TV Guide to bring you some memories of Christmas past.

Christmas in the 1970s was just different, as anyone who celebrated them knows.We’d spend days looking through the Sears catalog Wish Book, circling doll houses, banana-seat bicycles and “go-go boots” that looked like Nancy Sinatra’s. We put Alvin and the Chipmunks’ “The Christmas Song” on “repeat” ...

Visiting my grandparents was always one of the highlights of the holiday season and not just because my grandpa snuck me extra chocolates. Their home was cozy, festive, and just the epitome of holiday decor #goals. Good news: Retro holiday decor is back so here's what to double down this year.

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1978 JCPenney Christmas Book

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Shiny-Brite ornaments are a perfect example of Mid-Century Christmas decorations. The great ad, above, is from 1966. These ornaments date back a little earlier, though. The first Shiny-Brite ornaments were made in 1937 by Max Eckhardt. He worked with the Corning Glass Company to produce them. These ornaments were originally sold at Woolworth dime stores. Shiny-Brites were popular during the 1940's - World War II vintage - because they were American made. The 1940's box top featured Santa…

Birth year: Sears Christmas wish book 1978