Last week, we asked for your best + brightest yellow vintage finds. Your replies led us to everything from Small Earth Vintage’s pretty shirtdress and this honey-colored sugar + creamer set from TheVintageApartment, creating Yellow Fever here at MVA. Check out a few of our yellow finds from your fellow Vintage Addicts via the My Vintage Addiction Flickr pool and stay tuned for this week’s color inspiration quest via Twitter!

1. .2588, 2. liberty print, 3. Vintage Book Journal ‘Yellow Book of Birds of America’, 4. yellow vintage display, 5. Vintage Yellow Finel Bucket, 6. Vintage Mallard Duck Playing Cards, 7. Vintage Gold Lustro Ware Canister Set, 8. Fleurs

While the era of the soda jerk was before my time, I long for the days on swively stools and flavored fountain drinks served by the cute boy behind the counter.

“The drugstore soda fountain was the backbone of Main Street USA from the time they made their appearance in the 1830′s through most of the 20th century. Most adults and children born during that great era affectionately recall the time they spent at the drugstore soda fountain sipping on a tasty Cherry Coke or root beer. Life was less complicated when a nickel or a dime could buy a soda fountain delight and always included sweet memories.” ~ Drugstore Museum

Recently, I stumbled across the Vintage Drug Stores group on Flickr which showcases images of vintage drugstores (circa 1950s and earlier, give or take a few decades). These are a few of my favorite images from the 1,277 in the group pool.

Found by :: Hannhell

As I said before, I was a space geek as a kid. Of course, as soon as I saw this handsome astro man, the crush officially began. Major Matt Mason is my kind of spaceman.

About Major Matt:
Major Matt Mason was an action figure created by Mattel, an astronaut who lived and worked on the moon. When introduced in 1966, the figures were initially based on design information found in Life Magazine, Air Force Magazine, Jane’s, and other aviation- and space-interest periodicals. Later, the line would attempt to transition into the realm of science fiction. (via Wikipedia)

Love this Flickr set of images from the Golden Press Weekly Reader Children’s Book Club. Early 1960′s. Found by jlemmers.

Although clowns scare the beejeezus out of me, vintage circus imagery and photos always makes me smile. Check out some of these finds from the Cirque de Vintage Flickr group.

Found by : SaraDeanne

“found this old vintage cash register at my grandparent’s house…they have pretty much everything [lol] so i had to take a pic of it :) “