Mildred Pierce uniform,
worn by Joan Crawford, 1945
"Ozmite" jacket designed by Adrian
for The Wizard of Oz, 1939
It Only Happens When I Dance
With You. Worn by Anne Miller in
Easter Parade, 1948
(actually sold June 18th, 2011)
Bring back: The teddy bear coat.
Photograph by Eugene Robert Richee.
Extinct: Isetta, 1953-1962. In the event
of a crash, the driver and passenger were to
exit through the canvas sunroof.
Living: Pastelería tradicional, Menorca,
by Lucy Slater and Reed Wilson.
Living:
Eleanor Pritchard wool throws
woven in a traditional mill in Wales, and
influenced by the English landscape
and mid-20th century British art.
Pardoned: The rat. Accused of
now pronounced Not Guilty.
Rescuing: Henry Lamb, his portrait by
Living: Mike Turtons Quality Butchers, formerly
W. H. Andrew, Purveyor & Family Butcher,
est. 1855. Photographs taken at Ilfracombe,
Her Bizarre series was partly influenced
Extinct: The black rubber floating device.
Photograph by Jacques Henri Lartigue.
Michinhampton Common, Gloucestershire.
Photograph by Reed Wilson.
Loving: Un-shy wiring.
Living: The Ian Mankin grain sack tea
towel, woven in Lancashire, once the centre
of the British textiles industry (see
Potted History No. 3 for further edification).
contributors
Reed Wilson, Kendra Wilson
