Gluten-free breads are things to eat for survival, but I've never had any I'd classify as good. Some gluten-free cookies and brownies are another...
I still have my copy, alas not signed. My grandmother didn't use cookbooks and thus couldn't pass her own on.
It's flat on the back, so not shell. Awfully pretty though. I suppose it could be one of those new dyed stone laser-cut things. Oddly I think...
I'd have figured it for Indian right from the jump. The metal is Indian for sure, and the beads could be as well. I suppose someone in Tibet...
I don't buy them any more, but when library book sales used to be good here I sure did!
That Rochester would even work nicely in one of those modern "We forgot to add color" interiors.
Some supermarkets even put out their own. I have one somewhere from Julia Waldbaum, aka Waldbaum's supermarkets. They were a CT chain that sold...
If he feels really heavy he may be legit bronze.
And it is going NOWHERE, right? It's from Shop-Rite so would be a cross-collectible.
When someone finds out, please tell me. Heat and humidty are going to have to stop me from going out at times, since those and MS no longer mix....
No idea. Possibly it was indeed off of a wine bottle, and someone liked it enough to make a tie pin/stickpin out of it.
Not if I got to it first! Looks like Ghopper and Mrs Ghopper had themselves a good time.
..but then you wouldn't have them any more. Yup. Nothing says you couldn't use it for money though, if it's tight enough. I searched Karo AP...
That French medallion was made by a company who also made religious medals. Dunno as it's worth a pile, but it's fun finding it.
Probably. I'd say these were made for purchase by families of fallen soldiers and engraved to order.
And "I found it in a Wiki so it has to be true" is a Thing.
Not that it would have mattered. The payment method, i.e. credit card or Paypal, sides with the buyer 95% of the time.
It's started. Soon we'll need to use an outside search engine to find anything at all. Anything that a seller isn't paying blood money to promote...
The marks looked American at first, but blowing them up you've got the three-crown mark looks Swedish to me. Made for export maybe?
...and since Icelanders change patronymics with every generation, using a first name as a siggie would fit.
Separate names with a comma.
