Well maybe we just have a Bettie Page fetish! If you have the same fetish then this page is for you. All kinds of Bettie Page collectibles in her famous devil costume. From buttons, pins, photos, costumes, postcards, decals, even nose art for the model airplane hobby guys. This really was one very beautiful and popular pinup girl. If your a Bettie Page collectible freak then have at it………….
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4.25″ * 4″ . This is a large sticker. Photo resolution, printed on clear background (transparent), backing is white and it peels off. Water proof, scratch resistant, fade resistant. Peels off clean without excess adhesive residue. Perfect for your car or anywhere.
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Here is an unprecendented collection of the unique art that graced military aircraft in World War II and the Korean War. Applied by amateurs or professional artists like Vargas and Brinkman, the art typically featured alluring women whose charms belied the deadly cargo the crew hoped to deliver to its targets. Hundreds of examples are shown in a combination of archival photos from the wars and current photos of artwork in museum collections. Fully captioned with aircraft type and unit assignment.
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Only one of two two American cycle manufacturers survived the Great Depression. Harley-Davidson was the one, produceing large numbers of motorcycles for the US Army in World War II and resumed civilian production afterwards, producing a range of large V-twin motorcycles that were successful both on racetracks and for private buyers.
On the eve of World War II, Harley-Davidson was already supplying the Army with a military-specific version of its 45 cubic inches (740 cc) WL line called the WLA. (The A in this case stood for “Army”.) Upon the outbreak of war, the company, along with most other manufacturing enterprises, shifted to war work.
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Still looking for MORE vintage pinup decals? Here is a great site for you to check out Pinups Plus. You may have noticed them selling on eBay if you ever searched for Vintage Decals.
They have a much bigger selection on their website then they have on eBay so its definitely worth a look see. They have Waterslides, Vinyl, Cling, Iron-ons and Bake-ons. As an added bonus their webmaster has been gracious enough to extend a discount just for the visitors of Vintage-Pinup-Decals.com.
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These listing are for WWII Pin-Up Girl Decals, also known as “nose-art” or “Bomber-Art”. These WWII Pin-Up Girl Decals have always been popular and during World War II were even painted on aircraft. These decals are very popular with WWII model airplane enthusiasts, Guitar collectors and more. Find just the right WWII Sexy Pin up Bombshells for your collection.
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Got an old axe in the corner that is just itching for a vintage pinup decal? Take a look here. Lots of Decals available that will look fantastic on that old Fender or Vintage Strat. Theres something about these decals that just add a little flair to a Vintage guitar without looking trashy. Look through these decals and see if one fits your fancy. Try to select a Waterslide Decal whenever possible, they look great and won’t peel.
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Just what are Pin Up Waterslide Decals? Water slide decals (or slip decals) are water-mounted decals generally printed face up and rely on the dextrose corn sugar residue from the decal paper to bond the decal transfer to a surface. A water-based adhesive layer can be added to the decal to create a stronger bond or may be placed between layers of lacquer to create a durable decal transfer.
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Decals, Stickers, Tattoos, Photographs, Pins, Lighters and More of popular pin up girls from WWI and WWII. As most people may know, nose art (airplane nose art,aircraft nose art, bomber nose art) is just about as old as aviation itself. It is well known that pilots in WWI and WWII made it a tradition to modify the noses of their aircraft with illustrations of popular cartoons, animals, and of course, vivacious pin-ups from back home. For young pilots and mechanics serving their country, most of them young men, nose art was a much needed morale booster.
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From WWII through the 1960s, pin-up girls endured as classic emblems of coquettish femininity, playful innocence, and wholesome American beauty. A button left undone, a glimpse of a stockinged leg, or the suggestive grin of a brunette, blond, or redhead remind us that sometimes less is more and that often even a hint of sexuality can be irresistible.
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