1930s Spiegel Catalog scans

[Dinerman]

I will be posting more as I get it scanned it. For now- the coats.

 

[Dinerman]

 

[Stray Cat]

*faints from excitement*
Keep 'em coming, sir! :thumb:

 

[Gingerella72]

"Stylish styles for Stouts".......hahahahahaha! I'm not sure if I prefer today's "Plus-size" to "Stouts". lol

 

[DecoDame]

I know it's been awhile since this was posted but - Oh, these are great!

I have the Dover books drawn from the Sears catalog - 20s, 30s and 40s. Such inspiration (and not a little coveting).

 

[PADDY]

I love the stylelised graphics / drawings in these old catalogues.

 

[Nora]

Georgeous!

I might be fooling myself, but that has to be quite early in the 30's, no? It's almost as if it's a stage in between the straight up-and-down styles of the 20's and the slinky, slender styles I think of as the 30's...

 

[Flat Foot Floey]

True. I would also guess 30/31. My girlfriend likes this style a lot and we bought loads of sewing magazines from that time.

 

[Dinerman]

The catalog is from 1930. It didn't have a cover or the first couple of pages, so no date. But gong back through the automotive section eventually yielded a date. There is a thread with scans from this same catalog buried over in General Attire somewhere.