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jinks447 · April 13th, 2012, 11:31 PM

To jmp883: I know what you mean about the "everyday" style bras. They were great to look at, and a nice compliment to a full-cut panty with a large gusset or crotch. Back before the days of the Internet the newspaper ads were my favorite source of lingerie pics! I loved getting new Woolworth's fliers because about 90% of the time they had a pretty model in her bra and panties! Here are some more pics with some nice everyday bras, 2 Woolworth's and 2 from Wards. Note that 2 of these ladies appear to be wearing the same style bra. One of the Wards models has a bra with the "no-slip" shoulder pads on top of the straps. They were designed to keep the straps in place and prevent them from sliding out where they could seen with a blouse or dress that had a large neckline. Enjoy! Please feel free to share your comments!

April 13th, 2012, 11:31 PM	#1540
jinks447 Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 90 Thanks: 6,829 Thanked 2,445 Times in 79 Posts	To jmp883: I know what you mean about the "everyday" style bras. They were great to look at, and a nice compliment to a full-cut panty with a large gusset or crotch. Back before the days of the Internet the newspaper ads were my favorite source of lingerie pics! I loved getting new Woolworth's fliers because about 90% of the time they had a pretty model in her bra and panties! Here are some more pics with some nice everyday bras, 2 Woolworth's and 2 from Wards. Note that 2 of these ladies appear to be wearing the same style bra. One of the Wards models has a bra with the "no-slip" shoulder pads on top of the straps. They were designed to keep the straps in place and prevent them from sliding out where they could seen with a blouse or dress that had a large neckline. Enjoy! Please feel free to share your comments!