Gimbel Brothers

Scope and Contents This folder contains a scrapbook from 1959 with newspaper and magazine clippings, promotional materials, photographs, and fabric swatches for the 1959 Miss America promotional tour with Mary Ann Mobley. Miss America's promotional tours were a collaboration between Miss America, Everfast Fabrics, Everglaze, and McCall's Patterns. In 1959, the tour visited Meier & Frank, Frederick & Nelson, Bullock's, F & R Lazarus, Marshall Field, Gimbel's, Hudson's, The Dayton Co., and Eaton's....

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This folder contains a scrapbook from 1944-1945 with newspaper clippings and photographs of women's wear made with Everfast Fabrics. There are ads for Shan-o-lin, Chambray, Gingham, Waffle Pique, and Erin, sold at various department stores including Gimbel's, Hudson's, and The Hecht Co.

Scope and Contents This folder contains a scrapbook from 1955 with newspaper and magazine clippings, promotional materials, photographs, and fabric swatches for the 1955 Miss America promotional tour with Lee Ann Merriwether. Miss America's promotional tours were a collaboration between Miss America, Everfast Fabrics, Everglaze, and McCall's Patterns. In 1955, the tour visited Rich's, The Dayton Company, L.S. Ayres, Gimbel's, Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Frederick & Nelson, and Eaton's. There are...

Scope and Contents This folder contains a scrapbook from 1957 with newspaper and magazine clippings, promotional materials, photographs, and fabric swatches for the 1957 Miss America promotional tour with Marian McKnight. Miss America's promotional tours were a collaboration between Miss America, Everfast Fabrics, Everglaze, and McCall's Patterns. In 1957, the tour visited Marshall Field, Meier & Frank, Bullock's, Frederick & Nelson, Gimbel's, Hudson's, and Eaton's. There are photographs at the...

Scope and Contents This folder contains a scrapbook from 1961 with newspaper and magazine clippings, promotional materials, photographs, and fabric swatches for the 1961 Miss America promotional tour with Nancy Anne Fleming. Miss America's promotional tours were a collaboration between Miss America, Everfast Fabrics, Everglaze, and McCall's Patterns. In 1961, the tour visited Meier & Frank, Stern's, Eaton's, The Dayton Co., Hudson's, Stewart's, Block's, Bamberger's, Bullock's, Frederick & Nelson,...

Scope and Contents This folder contains a scrapbook from 1948-1950 with photographs, promotional materials, and magazine and newspaper clippings for drapery fabrics and women's wear made with Everfast Fabrics. There are ads for Decorator Fabrics, Poplin, Crashmere, Sandringham, Gingham, Batik Prints, and rayons. There are photographs of store displays, including Gimbel's and Hudson's, and programs for several fashion shows, including "Cotton Sets the Southern Mood" Vogue Patterns/Everfast show at Hudson's, the...

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This folder contains a scrapbook from 1945 with newspaper clippings for women's and children's ready-to-wear fashions from Everfast Fabrics. There are ads for fashions designed by Tina Leser, Emily Wilkens, and Mary Stevens, made with Erin, Sandringham, Chambray, Waffle Pique, Crashmere, and Dragonia fabrics.

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Photocopied, pasted, and laminated articles concerning

the retailer Gimbels, including articles from Chain Store

Age and HFD. Folder also contains three Gimbels

promotional booklets.

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This folder contains a scrapbook from 1945 with newspaper clippings for women's wear and children's wear made with Everfast Fabrics. There are fashions designed by Emily Wilkens and ads from stores around the country, including Gimbel's, Bonwit Teller, Arnold Constable, Franklin Simon, and B. Altman.

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This folder contains a scrapbook from 1945-1946 with newspaper clippings, fabric swatches, and photographs for women's wear made with Sunmere and Mistysheer fabrics by Everfast. There are photographs of displays at stores, including Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., Frederick & Nelson, Joseph Horne, Gimbel Brothers, Macy's, Bamberger's, and the Halle Bros.