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COVETED: It's a mad, mad Mad Men world

POSTED: Thursday, August 5, 2010, 5:30 PM

Collectors of pretty things, take note: Every week, we're rounding up a what's-what of what we [heart], culled from the scores of design blogs, artist sites and Etsy treasuries we stalk on the regular. We're only about halfway through the first season of Mad Men (no spoilers, please!), but we're already completely enchanted by the aesthetic. The other day, the crafty folks over at papernstitch rounded up the Etsy-ish site's best early-'60s-inspired goods, which we're reprising below. Visit the site to peruse and snag yourself a whole new old-school getup.

Pretty Things fine-art print, $18, The Light Fantastic
Katherina print, $20, No Side Up

Dare to Be Great vintage briefcase, $49.99, Vintage By Alex Keller
Olive vintage velvet crush purse, $28, laur

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