One guy found Beanie Babies and the rest got jealous!
I was raised in a Jewish neighborhood with three synagogues in town. A lot of the early American television writers were Jewish and the humor...
I had the Dawn dolls, sold at a yard sale a good 25 years ago. The were well played-with so probably not worth a pile.
Welcome! Don't just sit there, post some stuff. Now we want to see!
Mom wants a new car, so the NC might become a 4-cylinder at some point.
Not true, and NOT a good idea unless you're scrapping something. File marks are damage, period. Lots of people won't buy jewelry with file marks.
LOL - not this Gentile. My running joke is the 11th Commandment is: thou shalt not pay rack rate.
You're scraping on a black tile, and it depends on how big a piece you scrape off. I always scrape the back of the piece on the tile unless it's...
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I showed the other when I scored it - Newcomb College circa 1906. I've got the lamp plug out in the trunk of my car; it was held in with cork and...
Bingo! Thanks. I paid $20 for him, so not too bad no matter what.
He had the base languages for it, and that's all it would have taken for the posthumous conversion.
Hebrew might have done it. If he also spoke Ladino that would have done it in spades.
Thanks. It sure was a surprise. I knew it was good, but not that good!
Sure looks like it. I don't see that exact mark, but the ones on thepotteries.org are close enough to call it....
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Not many, at least after a certain point. A lot of the traders were Sephardi.
Makes total sense to me. Mediterranean red coral was a big deal in the Victorian era and earlier. To this day a lot of wholesale diamond traders...
The original owners used one of those cork adapters to use it as a lamp. Thank goodness nobody drilled a hole in it.
Went to a tag sale I wasn't planning on hitting, I wasn't even planning on getting up before 9AM, and found a vase for $2. Oops! The base was...
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