This would make a great gift for someone born at that time or perhaps represent a milestone event in a person's life.

In this issue there are many great advertisements. A Chrysler Corporation ad has a drawing of a young man holding a set of car keys. The top of the ad reads, "First solo in the family car." It goes on to say:

"Your state says you're old enough to drive. You have a driver"s license. Your dad says you can take the car...

This is a nice travel postcard from Italy. The writer tells of their drive to Milan from Rome and mentions the nice hotel where she is staying.

The postcard is in good condition with two very nice Italian stamps on it in excellent condition. There is minor wear to the edges and corners. The postmarks are so heavy that they actually emboss the front side of the postcard...

Boy, if you think Social Security Benefits are depressing now, take a look at this 1966 card titled “Your Social Security Benefits – Examples of Monthly Payments Beginning 1966.” The numbers will amaze you!

The back side of the card is, what appears to be, a punch Meal Ticket from Al Todd. Al goes on to inform you that age 65, you still face the prospect of buying 12,162 meals for yourself.

The card is in fairly good condition with some wear to the edges and corners...

This is a campaign card for H. G. "Bill" Dickey - Democrat for Congress.

The back side of the card is the County Key to 1952 Auto Tags which appears to be for Oklahoma.

The card measures 3 5/8x2 1/4" in size. It is in very good condition.

This is a nice piece of political memorabilia!

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I add new items to my shop frequently...

This Life magazine features half an issue on the sentimental craze for the past - Nostalgia...

In this issue, the feature article is "Goodbye To Glory Days - Hollywood Puts Its Past Up For Sale." In the article, it discusses how major movie giants began selling off their movie splendor in hard times...

The feature article in this issue of Life is about Bob Hope, the veteran comedian that everyone loved. Alas, Bob Hope left us this year, but left behind a wealth of films and memories that will be enjoyed for years to come...

This issue is full of articles, photographs and advertisements to take us all back to simpler times!

It's great to look at the advertisements in these old magazines! Being an ex-telephone company employee, I especially enjoyed the full page color advertisement for Bell Telephone Systems showing three of the latest telephones of the day - all dial phones, of course. My favorite - the Princess phone!

Another real nostalgia jolt is the advertisement for RCA Victor for a color TV...

This would make the perfect gift for yourself or a loved one born in 1966!

This issue cost a mere $1.00 in 1966 with a year's subscription for only $8.00.

There are some great advertisements illustrating how simple the times were back in 1966. The back inside cover is a full page color ad for the Ford Thunderbird. What a classy car! There is another full page ad for the full length production of Hamlet on 4 long play records for the full price of $1.95...

This is a very interesting postcard wishing the receiver A Happy New Year. It was mailed from Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1924. The "to" address has a street and the word "City" - a sign that it could be taken for granted back then that the Post Office would know where to send the postcard.

The postcard reads: A Happy New Year...

This is a very nice vintage postcard showing the sites of Paris. The postmark is 2-7-1966 from Paris, France with a very nice postage stamp.

The sites on the front of the card:

1. Notre-Dame 2. Les Bouquinistes 3...

For Breakfast it's dandy! For Snacks it's so handy . . . or eat it like Candy! Of course, I"m talking about Post Sugar Crisp - a breakfast cereal we all grew up with in the kitchen pantry.

Post Sugar Crisp was a product of General Foods.

This advertisement features three little bears loading up a bowl of Sugar Crisp with berries for a quick treat!

The add is in good condition. The right side shows wear and small tears where it was removed from the magazine. There is slight darkening ...