When was the first beltless maxi pad sold?
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In the 60's? Early 70's? That's ballpark. You had to go and get me curious, so I searched...couldn't find alot of info about it, but I know if I kept on it, I would - happy surfing!
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Late 90's. First implantation was 2000-2001
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Try  http://www.rustyzipper.com/shop.cfm/rz/type=Shirts/gender=Mens/ERA=1950/featured.cfm\n\nHope this helps
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1991 for Midsize 1995 for others check \nhttp://www.taylormadegolf.com/vintage_detail.asp?catID=9
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The first antiperspirant patented was in 1888, a brand called MUM.  At this time, people didn't bathe very often and used heavy colognes or perfumes to mask their odor.  MUM was created as something to help with this.  \n\nThis first product was very messy and hard to use, however.  A few years after it came on the market, Everdry came out with the first antiperspirant to use aluminum chloride--much easier to use.  Within fifteen years of that date, there were all sorts of similar products on the market, indicating that more and more people were buying them.  \n\nSo to answer your question--they probably came into popular use around the turn of the century (a few years after the first product was placed on the market).  And every years since then, more people started to use them, until they had reached to most people in the US.
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Kirby came out with them in 1979.  You'll see colors and designs on this website, with the chronological years at the end of the description:  http://www.vacuumvendor.com/store/paperbags-kirby.html
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IBM PS/1's came out in 1990, not 1993 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aptiva) ... They were discontinued in 1994.  It sold for $999 to $1999 (http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/vintage/vintage_4506VV4023.html).
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How long ago were these released?
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I don't actually prefer thick pads. It feels like I have pillows in my pants. I prefer regular unless I have a heavy flow then I use super.
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The only one I could find was this one by dream products:\n\nhttp://www.dreamproductscatalog.com/details.cfm?item=10452
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Because the original napkins had a belt that held them in place... the modern ones stick to the panty with a tape like substance thus panty liner (which used to be known as belt-less)
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http://www.ringsidecollectibles.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv
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IT WAS CUSTOM-MADE !!!\nIT IS NOT READILY AVAILABLE OUT ON THE MARKET !!!
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It is from a company called "Allergan" that manufactures a device called LAP BAND (http://www.lapband.com)
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go to google.com com and google : raven wrestler . you will get quite a few listings.  good luck.
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A google image search finds items like the one you describe called "Leather Bullet Belt Pouch" or "Leather cartridge holder". I think the most common name is simply a "bullet pouch".\n\nYou can also buy belts with built-in bullet loops.
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you can find them n e where, if you want to, you can et them off of the Mizuno VB catalog... thats where i get mine, and they are SOOOOOOO good and comfortable, and they come in so mant sizes... if you dont wanna do that, try looking at sports stores, like BIG 5, or Sports Authority, Garts--iono if they will have them in XL, but i know they have em in Large.-- but isay to go buy them from the Mizuno catalog.\nhere are some websites that u should check out, hopefully they'll help:\n\nhttp://www.bikeathletic.com/product.aspx?catId=12 \n\n http://www.morleyathletic.com/sports/volleyball/supplies/knee-wrist-and-palm-pads.htm\n \nhttp://mvp.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=694143\n\nhttp://www.mizunousa.com/equipment.nsf/proddispvol_v2?OpenForm&&Volleyball~Apparel~Accessories\n\nHOPE YOU FIND WHAT UR LOOK FOR!!