Beautiful vintage postcards from Germany featuring Brigitte Bardot ( the French Marilyn Monroe :)
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Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts
Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Saturday, 1 October 2011
Adrienne Ames Ruth Hilliard Verlag Ross Vintage Postcards cheesecake pin-up girls
Adrienne Ames, Ruth Hilliard…
Two absolutely amazing girls with long, stunning legs wearing astonishing attire. Vintage old photo postcards from Verlag Ross, those were the days of the real glamour. And I’m loving it…. Both postcards produced on high quality glossy paper by the renown Ross Publisher from Berlin. These two are in excellent condition.

Two absolutely amazing girls with long, stunning legs wearing astonishing attire. Vintage old photo postcards from Verlag Ross, those were the days of the real glamour. And I’m loving it…. Both postcards produced on high quality glossy paper by the renown Ross Publisher from Berlin. These two are in excellent condition.

Tuesday, 30 August 2011
Louise Brooks Vintage Photo Postcard Verlag Ross
Thursday, 24 September 2009
Sunday, 26 July 2009
Henny Porten - Idol of Marlene Dietrich Vintage Postcards actress German












Who heard of Henny Porten ? and it was not long time ago when reading Dietrich's Biography by Maria Riva, that I come across this name.
There are many names in books but this was special because Marlene seemed to have felt some unusual affinity with this woman; Marlene was
kind of fan of Henny or even more - one could call it "love" or "craze" . Marlene watched movies starring Henny and was deeply under her charm (or even madly in love or crazy about her ;), keeping
her photos just like I keep Marlene's today. I must be totally ignorant in the matters of silent movies because I had never heard this name untill
reading Dietrich's biography; or probably I could be, excused, could I ? To make up for my ignorance as well as out of curiosity, see what kind of
Idol my Idol had, I purchased these several postcards. Postcards were all (most probably all) published in Germany and show
this once famous art deco lady in typical theatrical poses. I do not suppose to ever become a fan of Henny; It is just another way to buy a piece of Marlene's world.
I like the postcards, nevertheless.
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