Nice find in a thrift!
That's the usual spot on the clasp.
It sure did. Been a while since I heard that one.
Was it the kind you rolled yourself or something more "sparkly"?
It's a pretty painting, but I suspect tourist art or factory art rather than fine art. It would sell regardless because it's pretty and foggy and...
They were a good deal at two bucks. The sterling clasp is worth more than that if you had to go buy a new one. The beads look molded to me too,...
A classic of a certain sort.
Penny Lane?
Looks like a touristy design ocarina. The ones people carry as pocket instruments tend to be rather compact. A friend used to make/sell them. His...
All I know is that's a nice early one. Glad you bagged it and tagged it.
No guy could have gotten away with wearing those - advertising!
If the whole dress has matching taped seams I'd imagine the hemming was done by the maker. Possibly designed that way originally.
Brain and brain; what is brain? (with apologies to anyone whoever sat through that Star Trek episode unless you're into the unintentionally funny...
I don't see any French gold marks on these; even the itty bitty squares don't look right.
All I know is that would resell quickly, or equally quickly land in a jewelry hoard.
Not one I'd want in the house, but it's a pretty sweet trick doing it.
I'd clean the gunk off and put it out at Christmas with a red candle in it.
At the time of the sending, he was about 102. About 86 when Ishmael was born. He and Sara were older parents to say the least. Long story about...
The dog could be artistic license. This doesn't match up with that story either. Ishmael wasn't a baby when they were sent into the desert; he was...
The lid was wooden, so it wouldn't be too terribly hard to make a new one if wanted.
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