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Heres a video I found of Bettie Page circa 1950 modeling. She can really shake that thing without looking trashy. Good video quality and about 5 minutes in length. Bettie Page (April 22, 1923 – December 11, 2008) was an American model who became famous in the 1950s for her fetish modeling and pin-up photos. She has often been called the “Queen of pinups”. Her look, including her jet black hair and trademark bangs, has influenced many artists.

Tell Bettie Page to step aside, there’s a new gal in town with bigger better cherries and a whole lot more! Hearts will beat a little faster when you show up in this pretty Pinup Girl Adult Costume. This adult Pinup Girl costume is a retro and racy black dress with white polka dots and cherry ruffles. The dress has red piping, a sweetheart neckline, short puffy sleeves and vintage styling to recall the 40′s. The dress is made of 93% knit polyester/7% spandex. (Dress only; stockings, shoes and jewelry not included).

Are you looking for Rare Hard to Find Pinup Pics, Photos, Prints, Lithos etc….. The best place to find it is a LIVE auction listing like these. These listings will contain pinups of some of your favorite movie and tv stars from way back to maybe only a few years ago, however they are all hard to find, unless you know where to look!

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………….

Zippo lighters became popular in the United States military, especially during World War II. While Zippo Manufacturing Company never had an official contract with the military, soldiers insisted that base exchange stores carry the lighter. While it had previously been common to have Zippos with authorized badges, unit crests, and division insignia, it became popular among the American soldiers of the Vietnam War to get their Zippos engraved with personal mottos.