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Thursday, June 19, 2025

3 PRETTY GIRLS

3 PRETTY GIRLS.
"With REAL FABRIC Clothes" declared the front cover. This was a misnomer of course as the outfits were in fact paper with some flocking added in spots. That's a tactile effect that can't be reproduced here unfortunately. Still, the girls are pretty and the clothes stylishly 1940's era.









 

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