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1. A Very Retro Christmas: Aluminum Christmas Trees Nothing says 1960's Christmas quite like the Aluminum Christmas tree. Offered in a variety of sizes and colors, the aluminum tree gained popularity in the 60's. A renewed interest in these shiny spectacles have made them a hot commodity among co...
2. Suzy Homemaker -- a vintage homemaking lensography The Suzy Homemaker lensography extolls the virtues of vintage homemaking. Whether it's vintage dress, vintage decor, or homemaking tips, this is your place to find it! My newest field of research interest here is vintage holiday celebrations. Stay t...
3. Interesting and Unusual Christmas Trees There are many reasons why you might want to skip a traditional Christmas tree and look for alternatives. Maybe you've just moved into a smaller place and there's no room for a tree. Maybe you don't like the idea of cutting down a tree for a decorati...
4. 1950s 1960s Aluminum Christmas Trees -- kitsch or cool? Aluminum trees were first manufactured in 1958 by the Aluminum Specialty Company. The trees consisted of a center pole with holes drilled in at an angle, to which branches covered in aluminum "needles" were attached. By placing the branches in the ho...