I took the scooter to the PO. Then on to Walmart. When I got home I lifted the seat to take out my carry bag that I had put in on leaving the PO....
I doubt it is real I know you couldn't possibly get that many people to go out without their phones
I have found a way to make the common quarts worth nearly $100 [ATTACH]
In the right place the blue quarts go for around $7 a piece. Zinc lids $1 each. It would have nothing to do with canning. New jars are under $10...
I wrapped in cloth and used pliers. It came undone with a snap sound. It was just severely overtightened.
I was thinking key ring but I can't get either end to unscrew [ATTACH]
Had it been on a wall, there is not clearance for the hinge to fully open.
The plugged plywood is not terribly old
Thanks for looking Probably only a few million John Andersons in Minnesota I thought it was an unusual piece - like souvenir of funeral I guess...
Obit on a Cereta cereal spoon. Looks like John Geowey Anderson 1904 to me. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Pretty similar to the Derby multi motif line of 1875 but without the bow. I would guess that's who it is. I think it's the first time I have seen...
It's a Sheaffer knock off of the Parkers. The red enamel spoons look nearly identical to some Aksel Holmsen spoons I had but they're Finnish by...
This box will be a lot of fun. [ATTACH] I picked out all the plate except for the French ladle and these picks. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] DS Co patent...
I was number 29 in line to get in. Lots of competition ahead of me. This was four bucks. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] 13 loth. 1831. No glass. But...
They are all legal to sell. The 'stolen valor act' just made it illegal to represent yourself as having earned something you bought. The Supreme...
Today was 50% off at that thrift store so I went back and spent $12 on the remainder of that pattern. They were in bags of six for $5.99 each....
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This was in a bag of silverplate at the thrift for $2.99 [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Apparently one ruby is five years http://history.amtrak.com/archives/amtrak-service-pins-1970s
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