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Betty Barclay was not an actual person, but was just a name made up for this mid-priced line of ready-to-wear dresses. The company was owned by the Jonathan Logan company, one of the largest clothing manufacturers in the USA. In 1955 German textile maker Max Berk acquired the German license to make Betty Barclay dresses for the European market. In 1972 the company was bought by the German branch, and it is still in operation today.

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from a 1950s dress - Courtesy of morning-glorious

from a 1950s dress

Courtesy of morning-glorious

from a 1950s junior dress - Courtesy of pinupdresses.com

from a 1950s junior dress

Courtesy of pinupdresses.com

from a 1970s dress, probably German  - Courtesy of red3rose

from a 1970s dress, probably German

Courtesy of red3rose

from a 1980s skirt - Courtesy of moonchildvintage.dk

from a 1980s skirt

Courtesy of moonchildvintage.dk