1970s christmas

We take a look at 219 photos of vintage aluminum Christmas trees uploaded by readers. Pom Poms, Evergleams, Revcos -- even vintage Australian trees!

For many people, the holidays include some of the most memorable moments of the year. From seeing friends and family, to opening that perfect gift, Christmas ...

1970's Christmas Card

Christmas in the 1970s was just different, as anyone who celebrated them knows.We’d spend days looking through the Sears catalog Wish Book, circling doll houses, banana-seat bicycles and “go-go boots” that looked like Nancy Sinatra’s. We put Alvin and the Chipmunks’ “The Christmas Song” on “repeat” ...

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1978 JCPenney Christmas Book

1970s Christmas Wrapping Paper

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A collection of photos from Christmas time in the 1950s and 1960s show how much decor has changed over the years for the festive season.

The joy of a fake Christmas tree...

The holiday season was a time for glitz and consumption in mid-20th-century America.

Another Christmas family photo. Me on the floor, my sisters and brother. My sister has a Crissy doll, I wonder if she opened it early or got it last year. I did notice that blue chair is there, it was seen in a previous photo, and I mentioned I didn't remember it. I still don't. Scan from a slide. Located in Chicago IL

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A friend sent me this image, and I love the collection of characters featured on it. I am assuming the card as a studio card, most likely from 1972 because it has the Holiday family, from the short-lived Hanna-Barbera series The Roman Holidays from 1972. The series lasted just 13 episodes before being cancelled. I especially liked the character Mr. Evictus, voiced by the great Dom DeLuise, and the family pet Lion Brutus, voiced by Daws Butler. I'm certain the word "Matterhorn" is not part of…

Growing up in a small southern Indiana town in the 1970s meant lots of things. It meant a fair-to-middling chance for …