The second word is 'Mexico.' The first is ' _ _ C O' I think. Maybe 'COCO'?
I think this is $3's worth of fun: a vintage Mexican piggy bank. I could hear coins rattling around in it. After some shaking, I got out a 1941...
Wow. @Sdcookie2 -- amazing!
Great find!
:smuggrin: Can't trust those walrus! Thanks! .....And, No! I wish!
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Yeah. I wish I could know it.
Yeah there's definitely a certain look of age to it...
Yes, and I think both may be known as 'non-regional,' as they don't exemplify any specific, localized form associated with a particular area or...
Thanks so much @2manybooks. Wow-- according to that source, the small one might actually be 19th C. It looks old to me, for sure, but I wouldn't...
I also got this 21" x 21" weaving at the same place, but it looks substantially older to me. Condition issues, of course, but also a 'lazy line'...
I found this is my most-local thrift store. Another collector who actually works at the store said he saw it before it hit the floor, but didn't...
I like the design--- looks a little tech / computer board -ish. Prob not the intent though.
Gotta say, I never liked Jason Giambi.... Wasn't he a juicer?
Man, your prices are great! Put another 0 on your price for most of what I 'find' out here.
What he said.
They looks authentic to me. Super great finds! They do not look old to me. 'Contemporary', I'd call them. The thing I'd be most interested to...
The Euro was adopted as currency in France in 1999.
I have since sold it along to its next owner. Got about 5x what I paid, if I remember right.
I've read some of her lyric poems, and, truthfully, they read pretty dated, pretty 19th C-ish: the elevated tone, the celebration of an idealized...
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