Thanks to Jerry Beck over at Cartoon Research for alerting me to the existence of this magazine, although it did take me nearly 5 years to ...

So it is a rainy day here in the Tulgey Wood, a perfect day to post this very mod clear vinyl bubble umbrella. Manufactured in 1968, to m...

Last but not least, model WD37, another schoolbag, but with some differences.  Firstly, it is smaller, about 2" small in each dimension...

Next up is WD30, the Schoolbag.  These days I believe I would call this a satchel.  The 'rubberized' material makes this very stiff ...

Next up is WD20, the Utiility Bag.  To me this looks like a smallish bowling bag, but I've also seen vintage airline bags with this shap...

And now the bags themselves.  First up is WD10, the shoulder bag.  This example is a solid red, but I have seen them in plaid as well. Ca...

I was very excited when I found this, a retailer catalog for National Leather Manufacturing Co., Inc. of Brooklyn, NY, as it features severa...

Given all the rain we've been having here in NoVA recently, umbrellas have been on my mind, so why not have some more umbrella posts?  S...

Next up in the parade of vinyl is this umbrella. This is a child-sized umbrella, and I'm quite sure that they made it in all four col...

Years ago I acquired this cute little girl's shoulder bag that featured art of Alice and the White Rabbit with a Rocking Horse Fly (you...