Those are really neat. The old black and white photos are history. The colorized ones are a way to see what things were really like.
WOOT! They were never really good for hiding anything, because everyone knew they were there somewhere. That said, it's fun to go drawer hunting.
This is one of those times AI is actually useful.
That is NICE! Love the drawer that isn't really hidden, but not on full public display either. BTW - did y'all ever go in for hidden drawers? I...
All clowns have different makeup, either by tradition or by Rule (clowning has rules and no mistake) so match the makeup, find the clown.
The back looks like he was drawing from life, back stage or on a set up/tear down day.
That one's in the right place. It has one body to many on it.
There will have to be set industry standards before I take graded cards seriously. Until the equivalent of a GIA exists, grading doesn't. I...
Might work on me, but it might not. I like big diamonds even less than the usual ones.
Frankly, no. I know of the cut, but that's all. It doesn't help that I'm surprisingly not fond of diamonds, at least not any brilliant cut.
...coming soon to every thrift store and tag sale near you!
((confused face)) You're cats?
I knew a bunch of Ashkenazim ended up in Belgium due to the gem trade, but not the Netherlands.
The handle design however is absolutely not Austrian in origin.
Not Ladino? Or was it Ladino too? IIRC a lot of the Jews in the Netherands came escaping the Inquisition.
Which would make sense with a Viennese mark . The Ottoman Empire and Austria traded back and forth right up to WWI. I was thinking India on the...
Pressed wood chairs were the rage circa 1895-1905. This is the first time I've seen a ram's head used. The ones with flowers and such don't sell...
Tiquer - I was just past the old Coleco HQ a few weeks ago. I think it's apartments now, more's the pity. It's across from the movie theater,...
And no, we don't mean Herb Alpert!
Same here. I found a sterling one once, but no gold.
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