National Geographic
Issue: Mar, 1958
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Posted: 02/25/2011
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you’ll love Scandinavia! (Mar, 1958)

you’ll love Scandinavia!

Spectacular fjords, colorful folklore, fairy-tale towns, friendly hospitality… May-June is Festival Time. September is Design Cavalcade Month. See a travel agent or write:

Scandinavian Travel Commission

Dept. B2, Box 260, New York 17. N.Y.

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12 comments
  1. Jim Dunn says: February 25, 20118:26 am

    I was unaware that Scandinavians didn’t have noses, but did have Asian eyes. Who knew?

  2. Rick Auricchio says: February 25, 20116:30 pm

    Swinging Swedish stewardess nurse cheerleaders!

  3. Rick Auricchio says: February 25, 20116:32 pm

    Swinging Swedish teenage stewardess nurse cheerleaders!

  4. John says: February 25, 20116:58 pm

    Rick Auricchio: You can say that again!

  5. Rick Auricchio says: February 25, 20117:57 pm

    Sorry about the multiple post…somehow it didn’t look like it went through the first time. Never happened like that before. Never happened like that before. Never happened like….

  6. John says: February 25, 20119:38 pm

    Rick Auricchio: It probably didn’t go through the first time but I think that’s why Charlie has this sentence over the comment box:

    (If you have posted a comment that has not appeared, please email me, it’s probably my spam filter acting up)

  7. Rick Auricchio says: February 26, 20119:16 am

    Odd. I’ve never seen that sentence anywhere. Still doesn’t show.

  8. John says: February 26, 20119:34 am

    Rick: Here, its circled in red
    http://img180.imagevenu…

  9. Charlene says: February 26, 201112:20 pm

    Swinging Swedish teenage stewardess nurse cheerleaders with their brains exposed!

    (That is one seriously disturbing drawing.)

  10. John M Hanna says: February 26, 20111:07 pm

    Its a grey alien in a wig!

  11. Graham says: July 2, 20112:24 pm

    Wi nøt trei a høliday in Sweden this yer?

  12. Jari says: July 3, 20117:40 am

    Graham: Why not. Just don’t expect to see any “ø”:s in Sweden. That’s a Danish “ö”.

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