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'Altid Ballade' (Danish film from 1955). Two actresses and one extra wear (and carry) vintage plastic macs in three scenes.
Timings: 1 hour 03'-48" to 1 hour 04'-00", 1 hour 09'-19" to 1 hour 09'-54" and 1 hour 18'-25" to 1 hour 19'-02" (carrying only in this scene).
URL: https://vk.com/video868945982_456239488 Best viewed on the 1080 pixels (HD) setting.

images?

rainwearseeker wrote: November 11th, 2025, 12:28 pmimages?

Not at the moment but leave it with me....

Wasn't the plastic back then that the macs were made from called vinylite?

bethbennett202 wrote: November 11th, 2025, 7:08 pm Wasn't the plastic back then that the macs were made from called vinylite?

Don't know Beth - will have to look into it....

rainwearseeker wrote: November 11th, 2025, 12:28 pmimages?

As promised, here with some images:
(1) https://postimg.cc/75Q0Pj3T
(2) https://postimg.cc/pmykBfk6
(3) https://postimg.cc/Btgg9YVw
(4) https://postimg.cc/DWLrCBsV
(5) https://postimg.cc/tYJh0XP5
(6) https://postimg.cc/JDKBggzQ

thanks

rainwearseeker wrote: November 12th, 2025, 9:13 pmthanks

You are welcome.

bethbennett202 wrote: November 11th, 2025, 7:08 pm Wasn't the plastic back then that the macs were made from called vinylite?

Here's your answer!

Vinylite was a brand name for a series of versatile, nontoxic, acid-resistant vinyl resins developed by the Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation in the 1930s. It was used to create a wide range of products, such as phonograph records, coatings, adhesives, and various molded items like household appliances, flooring, and wall coverings. A notable characteristic was its flexibility, which allowed for elastic products unlike earlier rigid plastics.