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Batman & Butterfly Chairs: 1966

Submitted by hillie_bolliday on Sun, 07/27/2008 - 8:52am.
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Here's a snap of my brother and my mom early in 1966. Check out the Batman t-shirt my brother's wearing (I believe the television show had just begun); his horn-rimmed glasses; my mom's mini-bouffant, and the butterfly chairs. To sum it all up, the whole pic really says "mid-1960s" to me. I hadn't been born yet, but I recall those chairs much later on, and my mother dyeing the faded covers in a vat of Rit. View full size.

Here's a snap of my brother and my mom early in 1966. Check out the Batman t-shirt my brother's wearing (I believe the television show had just begun); his horn-rimmed glasses; my mom's mini-bouffant, and the butterfly chairs. To sum it all up, the whole pic really says "mid-1960s" to me. I hadn't been born yet, but I recall those chairs much later on, and my mother dyeing the faded covers in a vat of Rit. View full size.

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Ashtray a Go-Go

Submitted by hillie_bolliday on Fri, 08/01/2008 - 4:47pm.

The ashtray is indeed suspended by a chain from the ceiling. My dad was forever concocting clever and useful household ideas.

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OMG

Submitted by PJMoore on Thu, 07/31/2008 - 1:40pm.

Wow, I had that exact shirt! Had forgotten all about it. Thanks for the memory.

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Is that me?

Submitted by DanV on Wed, 07/30/2008 - 8:11am.

Wow - that kid could be my long-lost twin! I looked exactly like that in 1966 - same glasses, same haircut, probably had a Batman T-shirt, too!
Amazing! (But MY mom had cats-eye glasses...)

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Ashtray Suspension?

Submitted by delworthio on Tue, 07/29/2008 - 8:40am.

Is that ashtray suspended by a chain? Nifty!

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