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Germany - Lithuania - Poland

Feb. 11, 1967 - The space cruiser ORION, which surely is well-remembered by television viewers, has also left its imprint behind on the good old Earth. A mini-shop in D?sseldorf provides young women with any fashion they could admire on Lieutenant Tamara and her colleagues. The ORION-dress is made out of Vistram and can be washed or scoured without loosing that leather effect. Choices of color are silver, black, blue, and red. While the obligate pants are scheduled for men, the ladies have the possibility of choosing with their ORION-suit between long pants and a mini-skirt. There is also an additional, particular gimmick: one's name is fixed on the reverse side

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13258021
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47030048
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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