Washington’s No. 1 Debutante Patricia Prochnik 1939 Feature with Pictures Life in the 1930s
$12.99
Patricia Prochnik was voted the No. 1 debutante in Washington D.C., in 1939. She was the daughter was Edgar Prochniz, who was Austrian Minister to the U.S. from 1925 to 1938. Pictures of this young beauty, her family and trip to Washington D.C. A neat collectible about lifestyles of the past.
There are 2 full and one half page of photos in this feature with one page the front and back of the same page. The first 2 pages are separated as per printed. Please see the scans for more information.
The pages are 10x14 and in b&w. They are in very good condition with nice detail.
Vintage advertisements and articles are becoming more and more collectible for their nostalgia look and unique eye-appeal. They also are suitable for framing and are becoming more scarce as the supply of vintage paper products continues to decrease.
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