Hi all,

I am having a tough time finding an affordable
mannequin that has "1920s characteristics."  Does
anyone have a suggestion where I could find one?

Also, I am interested in finding some images of the
interior of a speakeasy, which is not easy.  Also an
image of the telltale door.  I would like to blow them
up for an upcoming exhibition.  Do any of you have
such a thing in your collections?  I would of course
pay whatever fees are associated with getting either a
print or high res scan of a photo.

I found a great one at Getty for $1200 -- a bit beyond
my budget!

Thanks for any help you can offer...

Kim


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