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Bundle Up, It's Cold Outside!

Ok, so if you are heading out this New Years Eve to an exclusive party you may want to think of this Whimsical preppy look to pull off or something along the line. It reads preppy and dressy semi-formal.

Stencil Herrringbone Shearling Jacket, Donegal Tweed 3-Button Jacket, Blue & White Stripe Solid Spread White Collar Shirt w/ a Dark Wool or Knit Tie. Substitutions can be made on all pattern and colors, but just a great look for a Winter's New Year Look!

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Jack Spade Post Christmas Sale

Jack Spade is taking an additional 25% off all sale items. Most are already 50% off. Use on-line coupon code 25off at checkout.

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Liberty Magazine

Liberty was a weekly, general-interest magazine, originally priced at five cents and subtitled, "A Weekly for Everybody." It was launched in 1924 by McCormick-Patterson, the publisher until 1931, when it was taken over by Bernarr Macfadden until 1942. At one time it was said to be "the second greatest magazine in America," ranking behind The Saturday Evening Post in circulation. It ceased publication in 1950.

Liberty was revived in 1971 as a quarterly nostalgia-oriented magazine published by the Liberty Library Corporation, a company formed by Robert Whiteman and Irving Green. Originally dedicated solely to reprinting material from the original magazine, the 1970s Liberty eventually settled into a "then and now" format, featuring thematically related newly-written articles alongside the vintage material. The new version ended with the autumn 1976 issue. Liberty Library Corporation now offers a similar online feature called "The Watchlist" which features early stories linked to current news headlines. A recent pairing, for example, was a 2009 headline about New York Yankee player salaries and a 1938 article by Joe DiMaggio titled "How Much is a Ball Player Worth?"

The complete run of the 1970s version is available online via Google Book Search. Liberty Library Corporation, which still owns the rights to the Liberty archives, has stated that Google will also eventually digitize the 1,387 issues that comprised the original magazine's run

Information taken from wikipedia.

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Chunky Fair Isle/ Jacquard Pattern Sweaters Warm Us Up!!!