Box 3
Contains 7 Results:
Various themed window displays, circa 1930s - 1955
This folder contains black and white and sepia toned photographs. Ten prints (possibly from the 1950s, and credited Nick Malan Studios) depict New York City themed windows; three prints depict older, circa 1930s, display windows featuring model masted ships; another three prints depict fire fighter themed windows (these are credited to Virginia Roehl). Duplicate photos are present.
Women's wear window displays, circa 1940s
Men's wear window displays, circa 1930s - 1950s
This folder contains black and white and sepia-toned photographs of men's wear, including military style outerwear coats, holiday wear, dinner jackets and pajamas. Most are credited Worsinger Photo; some were published in Views and Reviews or Merchandise Display News. Some have printed dates on the borders or reverse--these include 1942, 1957 and 1959. One window has a New Yorker magazine cover as the backdrop. Credited display directors/designers are Anton Heller and Louis Villela.
World War II window displays, circa 1940 - 1945
This folder contains black and white photographs of patriotic window displays circa 1945, advertising war bonds, the New York War Fund, joining the Marines and the Navy. Some windows feature photographs of famous military leaders, American flags, eagles, and a giant bust of the Statue of Liberty. All are credited Worsinger Photo.
Women's wear window displays, circa 1950-1959
World War I window displays, circa 1914 - 1918
This folder contains black and white photographs of patriotic window displays which feature the American flag, busts and paintings of former US presidents, and Red Cross flags and portraits.