Betti Haring The Ludwig Girl Baton Twirler Real Photo Huntington Park California
$30.00
Condition: *Please* use the Hip photo magnifier to check for flaws on each picture, mouse over to zoom and ... Read more about the seller notes *Please* use the Hip photo magnifier to check for flaws on each picture ... Read More
Condition: *Please* use the Hip photo magnifier to check for flaws on each picture, mouse over to zoom and ... Read more about the seller notes *Please* use the Hip photo magnifier to check for flaws on each picture, mouse over to zoom and click to enlarge. Comes from a smoke free home. Common errors from the scanner vs damage are digital lines (usually grey or pink), cutting off the top of the card/words. Read Less about the seller notes
This vintage real photo postcard (RPPC) features a high-energy pose of Betti Haring, a glamorous baton twirler and performer famously known as “The Ludwig Girl.” In this studio portrait, Haring strikes a confident pose with one leg raised and her baton held overhead, dressed in a sequined short-skirted uniform, tasseled hat, and mid-calf performance boots.Her dynamic posture, bright smile, and theatrical presence radiate classic mid-century showbiz charm — perfect for fans of majorettes, marching band culture, or vintage women’s performance art.? Postcard Details:Performer: Betti Haring — “The Ludwig Girl” (printed in red on reverse)Location: Huntington Park, California (2963 Clarendon Ave.)Type: Real Photo Postcard (RPPC)Back: Divided, with box for stamp and pre-printed promotional textPublisher: EKC-style stamp box (suggesting production circa 1939–1950s)Condition: Excellent — no writing or postmark, sharp image with strong tonal range and minimal wear? Historical Context:Betti Haring was billed as “The Ludwig Girl,” a likely reference to Ludwig Drums, a historic American percussion brand known for sponsoring high-profile drum majorettes and twirling performers at parades and musical events across the U.S. during the 1940s–60s. These women were often used in promotional material and public appearances, much like beauty queens or pin-up stars, showcasing musical talent and glamor in equal measure.This image is not just a portrait—it’s a snapshot of American performance and entertainment history, capturing a time when drum and baton girls were at the heart of parades, halftime shows, and small-town festivals.? Ideal for Collectors Of:Twirling & majorette historyWomen performers of the 1940s–50sLudwig drum and marching band ephemeraCalifornia entertainment nostalgiaRPPCs with baton twirlers, dancers, or costume themesVintage glamour and stage photography
This vintage real photo postcard (RPPC) features a high-energy pose of Betti Haring, a glamorous baton twirler and performer famously known as “The Ludwig Girl.” In this studio portrait, Haring strikes a confident pose with one leg raised and her baton held overhead, dressed in a sequined short-skirted uniform, tasseled hat, and mid-calf performance boots.Her dynamic posture, bright smile, and theatrical presence radiate classic mid-century showbiz charm — perfect for fans of majorettes, marching band culture, or vintage women’s performance art.? Postcard Details:Performer: Betti Haring — “The Ludwig Girl” (printed in red on reverse)Location: Huntington Park, California (2963 Clarendon Ave.)Type: Real Photo Postcard (RPPC)Back: Divided, with box for stamp and pre-printed promotional textPublisher: EKC-style stamp box (suggesting production circa 1939–1950s)Condition: Excellent — no writing or postmark, sharp image with strong tonal range and minimal wear? Historical Context:Betti Haring was billed as “The Ludwig Girl,” a likely reference to Ludwig Drums, a historic American percussion brand known for sponsoring high-profile drum majorettes and twirling performers at parades and musical events across the U.S. during the 1940s–60s. These women were often used in promotional material and public appearances, much like beauty queens or pin-up stars, showcasing musical talent and glamor in equal measure.This image is not just a portrait—it’s a snapshot of American performance and entertainment history, capturing a time when drum and baton girls were at the heart of parades, halftime shows, and small-town festivals.? Ideal for Collectors Of:Twirling & majorette historyWomen performers of the 1940s–50sLudwig drum and marching band ephemeraCalifornia entertainment nostalgiaRPPCs with baton twirlers, dancers, or costume themesVintage glamour and stage photography
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