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'67 hyalyn catalog
Submitted by wildgather on Sat, 10/04/2008 - 9:28pm
Rachel Carr pieces
Part of a 70 image 35mm slide promotional piece offered by hyalyn in 1967 catalog. This page represents eight pieces from the Rachel Carr line.
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Flower Arranging
Cool! I wonder how much hyalyn depended on sales to florists and garden clubs. A good bit of the company's advertising seemed to focus on flower arrangments (and arranging). I know that the Rachel Carr collection (the pieces shown here) was designed for flower arranging purposes.
My conclusion as well.
My conclusion as well, hyalyn and others strongly targeted florists.