Vintage 1960s Pin Up Calendar Silk-N-Satin KLM 4806 Salesman Sample 10" x 20"

During the 1960s, pin-up calendars were widely used as promotional displays in offices, shops, and commercial settings, combining glamour with everyday visibility. Tall, vertical formats were especially effective for wall display, allowing figures to be presented with emphasis on pose, fabric, and styling. These calendars reflect mid-century visual culture, where pin-up imagery functioned as both decoration and advertising.

This vintage 1960s pin-up calendar features the “Silk-N-Satin” design and was issued as a salesman sample. Measuring approximately 10 by 20 inches, the elongated format highlights a photographic pin-up image with strong emphasis on texture, costume, and presentation consistent with mid-century calendar production. As a salesman sample, the piece was intended for promotional display and sales use, representing a format produced in smaller numbers than standard consumer calendars.

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