Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Aug, 1957
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Posted: 09/22/2007
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NEW FOR THE BEACH (Aug, 1957)

NEW FOR THE BEACH

SHUTTLE DARTS is a wedding of darts and badminton or shuttlecock. Players throw and catch alternately; catcher tries to snag dart on bullseye.

BEACH CHANGE TENT or collapsible locker room gives a girl privacy in full view of the life guards and seaside Tarzans. Light as a beach bag, tent pulls down over head, zips shut Below, model steps fetchingly out in her leopardskin swimsuit.

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