| ILFORD print envelope, around 1960. |
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This site says "Capris were a slim line pant that ended just below the knee. Most had a small ' v ' at the hem so you could move easier. Pedal pushers and motor scooter slacks fitted a little looser and usually ended at the calf. They were designed to keep the pant legs from getting torn by being caught in the spokes or the sprocket of a bicycle or a motor scooter". The advert also seems to include a precariously perched Ilford Sportsman camera. |
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Below is the same image, but this time as part of a developing & printing (d&p) return envelope. These images courtesy of Bernard Rose. see: http://www.bernardrosephotography.co.uk |
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