





This reminds you that travel was once a time when women wore gloves and men wore suits to vacation destinations. Ladies carried vanity cases and there were no rollaboards, only large valises. No one had to pass through security or worry about terrorism.
3 comments:
Nice stroll down memory lane! Thanks!
Day-um! I think I actually remember the one for LA from UA! I am ooooo-old!
These are lovely! I recently posted about how I love the vintage/nostalgic feel of the current Amtrak posters.
Anne
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