Same here. It may be a network security feature or some such instead of anything we control. @Peter T Davis might know what's going on.
Just double-checked. For all that I 'talk' I should be inundated. Nothing in the in-box, nothing in Spam. Just nothing.
Table Art JS as already noted. They look artisan-made or made to look artisan-made.
Me too. I haven't gotten an email from the board in ages. I used to and have it set to NOT SPAM, but things only rarely get through.
Not to mention the 1920s headpieces the used to have. They looked almost like medieval chain mail, but glittery.
Love it! My free pile score today was a box of incandesccent lightbulbs. They're no longer made and sell for $$ on eBoo. I wasn't arguing about...
That's why you pack until it can't move. Joolies know if it shakes, it breaks. I used to pack earrings and other small bits inside plastic...
Not always. Some African-american women have collections of wigs, so they can easily change hairstyles without sitting in a hairdresser's chair...
Embouchure - had to double-check the spelling. My increasingly ratty French reads "emboucher" as wrapping your mouth around something, or...
I wonder if y'all needed to eat beans first and blow from the other end?
The molded-on beads and string ones are sometimes called Fireworks. I'm not sure of the wired-on pieces.
I wouldn't trust it either, or more to the point wouldn't trust the USPS.
The earring hardware says 1950s somewhere. The design was almost universal so it could be American, Japanese, German, etc.
I've done similar - I have a hair clip that was given to me last year. If I still had my teenaged hair I'd wear it. Since I don't it'll probably...
I've seen the earrings, but never a vintage matching necklace. I'd be most didn't survive. Thin brass wire corrodes and breaks easily.
I wish I could go back that far, or 20 years ago when the previous generation was all moving to Florida and having estate sales left and right....
It's not common, for certain. I've never run across it either, but you never know what an old jeweler might have thought up.
Sometimes I can map the room where I found it, and point to the house. Other times... pffft. Good luck. I may have forgotten about somehing, but...
Seconded. A lot of these were "beach silver", aka alpaca with false markings.
I'd be thinking more basketball guard. A small dude who can scoot can pick the tall guys' pockets of everything but lint.
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