Archives: all dressed up in paper

Article Abstract:

Paper dresses started as corporate promotional materials in 1966-1967, owing to the design possibilities the materials offered. They briefly became fashionable disposable clothing but faded to oblivion by 1970. Now they are considered popular collectibles fetching large sums in auctions and sales exhibits, largely due to their graphic designs that evoke 1960's psychedelia and objects, such as a Campbell Soup-inspired dress that costs between $1500 to $1800. The story of Paper dresses is a perfect example of the dynamic frame of mind that capitalist societies shape.

Usage, Prices and rates, History, Paper, Collectibles, Vintage clothing

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Archives: spacesuits size Shepard

Article Abstract:

New York art dealer and collector Norman Brosterman expanded his collection of astronautical souvenirs with several space suits, helmets, gloves and space food reminiscent of NASA's pioneering years of design and development. The space suits typify functionalism at its best and the emphasis on constant modification represents the need for dynamic design. Brosterman's private collection proves as valuable as those treasures found in astronautical museums in Huntsville, AL and Washington, D.C.

Exhibitions, Design and construction, Clothing, Astronauts, Space suits, Astronautical museums

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Paper and paperboard

Article Abstract:

An alphabetized list of companies specializing in paper and paperboard products is provided. Enumerated are the complete company names, addresses, telephone and fax numbers, e-mail addresses, and some brief company profiles. Included in the list are Cleveland, OH-based Day-Glo Color Corp, Canada's Dorfin Paper Products, Brewer, ME-based Eastern Paper, Fox River Paper Co in Appleton, WI, and Packaging Network.

PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS, Paper & Paperboard, Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Mills, Paper products industry, Paper industry, Directory, Buyers Guide

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