This time, where possible, I've included the prices for you to compare. As most of my readers aren't from the UK here's a link to XE.com to convert £ (GBP) to your local currency:
So let's make a start with Courtelle knitted trouser suits:
Dicel and Tricel tops and skirts. The print on the right is Aubrey Beardsleys 'The Peacock Skirt' from 1893:
Cotton and Dicel tops from Hardy Amies:
Fabulous greens from Contesa:
Cotton/Terylene 'young mans' jacket and trousers:
Yay! - Father Ted's back and looking slick:
Too lazy to exercise? No problem with Valor and Ablec massagers:
Curling tongs and stylers from Pifco and Remington, and wigs from John London:
Before Dyson there was, of course, Hoover. Here's their Hooverette, Constellation and Dustette:
Beautiful, retina-burning, electric-shock inducing nylon carpets:
Boom shake the room! Yes, Dunlop really did have a rubber flooring material called Semtex:
I hope you've enjoyed the second trip back to 1972! The next time we head back in time it'll be for the instalment you've all been waiting for - the Underwear Edition!
Catch You Later!
