Nylons for Christmas! WWII shortage created a rush for hosiery in 1945 – Chicago Tribune
Improvising Stockings: Drawing Nylon Seams with Gravy Juice, yum!
Part of a campaign to collect used nylon stockings for American efforts during World War II, a young woman holds up a pair of disbanded stockings that will be recycled into gun
With nylon stockings scarce, women would paint their legs so it looked like stockings, 1940s - Rare Historical Photos
Why did the U.S. Army provide silk stockings to American troops during World War II? - Quora
Misfit History - Due to nylon rationing during WWII — women would draw "seam" lines on their legs to give the illusion they were wearing stockings. | Facebook
With Nylon Stockings Scarce, Women Painted Their Legs Using Gravy Juice During the War Years ~ Vintage Everyday
Feb. 28, 1935: Sheer Bliss | WIRED
The Battle of the Nylons" A look into Canadian Women's Life, Post WW2 - The Vintage Inn
Make It Do - Stocking Shortages in World War II
Nylon Stockings Helped Win World War II When They Weren't Provoking Fistfights Among Women | SOFREP
Nylon Stockings Helped Win World War II When They Weren't Provoking Fistfights Among Women | SOFREP
Nylon Stockings, Post-world War II Photograph by Hagley Archive - Fine Art America
1940s War Fashion: A Young Woman Demonstrating How to Achieve the Full Leg Effect With Liquid Stockings in 1941 ~ Vintage Everyday
WWII and the history of nylons ( Delicious Dolls Magazine ) by Dianna Prince - Publicist & Columnist Dianna Prince
Nylon: A Revolution in Textiles | Science History Institute
Applying paint-on stockings during WW2 (1940s) because silk and nylon were commandeered for war usage. Many used gravy granules and an eye-liner for the seams. : r/OldSchoolCool
SciTech Tuesday: Nylon | The National WWII Museum Blog
Nylon: the reason we won World War II — and started shaving our legs
Paint-on Hosiery During the War Years | Arts & Culture| Smithsonian Magazine
1940s Stockings | The glamour of vintage 40s Stockings | Blue17
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