That was definitely a "Get the truck" situation, and one I'd still be dreaming about. As for that auctioneer, his twin brother minus gold...
There's another big chain here, Dunkin Donuts, that I avoid. They sell dark roast and burn the beans. Starbuck's does too. I buy light roast in...
Plastic. A whole pile of antique plastic. Uhmmmm:banghead::banghead::banghead: :muted::muted::muted:
The two pieces mate up, but someone made a mess on the back. I haven't seen enough intact antique ones to know if that's a mess of a marriage, a...
We seek it here. We seek it there. The 'tiquers seek it everywhere. With no apologies to the Scarlet Pimpernel.
Sure tastes fresh to me; I'm busily drinking it. Tastes better than "fresh" coffee from the supermarket in fact.
I think I found those here once, or similar. Once. They never took off. K-cups however are everywhere, which I find a total ripoff, especially...
It is. Has been for a while.
It's definitely on the high end. I'd think more like another sellers $50, but you never can tell.
My usual luck too.
That's a good sign that it's not stainless at least.
Where I am, living without a car isn't possible. It's a quarter mile to the bus stop and I can't make it up the hill in the middle, or could, but...
Me either; my parents didn't meet until 1964!
^5!
Someone just plain missed it, or we've all seen so many junk plated pitchers that they all mistook it for just one more. I always look too, just...
That looks like a Chinese mark, or at least Chinese characters. Take a magnet to the belt. I think mine was steel and would have stuck if I"d...
The metal belt itself doesn't look like silver to me. Looks like a metal mesh one I used to have, in fact. The buckle itself? Dunno.
That was my first impression too, but I was more interested in the cameo than the frame.
Possible, and in the old days you used to have space to put something like that in a carry-on without the risk of having to check the bag and...
But they don't look like analine dye either. They look like, as others said, craft kit yarn from the 60s or 70s. So does the pattern, but...
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