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Image Not Available for Magazine clipping titled 'To wear where it's warm To wear where it's cool'
Magazine clipping titled 'To wear where it's warm To wear where it's cool'
Image Not Available for Magazine clipping titled 'To wear where it's warm To wear where it's cool'

Magazine clipping titled 'To wear where it's warm To wear where it's cool'

Date1930s 1930s
Object numberANMS0467[014]
NameMagazine clipping
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from Dale O'Sullivan
Image Not Available for Magazine page from Vogue with advertisement titled 'It's divine - but my husband hates me to wear such low necks'
Magazine page from Vogue with advertisement titled 'It's divine - but my husband hates me to wear such low necks'
1930s 1930s
Image Not Available for Newspaper clipping from Women's Wear Daily with articles including 'Paris "Pretties"Pretties Up its beachwear styles' and 'The old fashioned charm of a long fitted tunic for the beach - by Heim'
Newspaper clipping from Women's Wear Daily with articles including 'Paris "Pretties"Pretties Up its beachwear styles' and 'The old fashioned charm of a long fitted tunic for the beach - by Heim'
1938
Image Not Available for Newspaper clipping from The Leader titled 'Winding its way through rugged hills the Werribee River' 24 August, 1929
Newspaper clipping from The Leader titled 'Winding its way through rugged hills the Werribee River' 24 August, 1929
1929
Image Not Available for Article from Today's Gossip magazine with photograph captioned "Shoot, ladies, it's a pleasure to die for you! These four starlets from Warner Brothers Studio are learning to weild a gat under the instruction of Police Chief Davis of Los Angeles
Article from Today's Gossip magazine with photograph captioned "Shoot, ladies, it's a pleasure to die for you! These four starlets from Warner Brothers Studio are learning to weild a gat under the instruction of Police Chief Davis of Los Angeles
1930s
Image Not Available for It's level as Emma limps home, newspaper clipping
It's level as Emma limps home, newspaper clipping
1965
Image Not Available for It's 3 - 1 to Emma, newspaper clipping
It's 3 - 1 to Emma, newspaper clipping
1965
Image Not Available for Screenland article by Elizabeth Wilson titled 'Maybe it's Spring!' relating to actress Joan Blondell June 1936
Screenland article by Elizabeth Wilson titled 'Maybe it's Spring!' relating to actress Joan Blondell June 1936
1936
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Miss T wins again - with a human "Rudder"' relating MISS TERYLENE winning the anniversary handicap on Australia day with one of its crew members overboard acting as a human rudder
Article titled 'Miss T wins again - with a human "Rudder"' relating MISS TERYLENE winning the anniversary handicap on Australia day with one of its crew members overboard acting as a human rudder
1960
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Spinnaker run a winner' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron race, after making better use of its spinnaker
Article titled 'Spinnaker run a winner' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron race, after making better use of its spinnaker
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Italians blow the start, and its 1-0 to the US'
Article titled 'Italians blow the start, and its 1-0 to the US'
Bob Ross
11 May 1992
Image Not Available for Article titled 'First trial for United States America's Cup yacht - Having its first trial off Marblehead bay, Massachusetts' with photograph of NEFERTITI, dated 30 May 1962
Article titled 'First trial for United States America's Cup yacht - Having its first trial off Marblehead bay, Massachusetts' with photograph of NEFERTITI, dated 30 May 1962
1962
Image Not Available for Article titled 'It was a rough day for sailors: collision costs 250 pounds' from The Sunday Mail 3 January 1960 about an incident in the 18-footers interstate handicap where JANTZEN GIRL and DIANNE collided
Article titled 'It was a rough day for sailors: collision costs 250 pounds' from The Sunday Mail 3 January 1960 about an incident in the 18-footers interstate handicap where JANTZEN GIRL and DIANNE collided
1960