Not a clue - too new for me by a mile. I'd probably be the one who scrapped it.(LOL)
When it comes to scales, gram weights will do fine but a kitchen scale probably isn't accurate. I have an old mechanical dram scale, but a small...
Could be. More of a collar then a choker. Some Victorian ladies were TINY. Collar necklaces were worn directly on the neck, and some women...
Even the church sales aren't what they used to be, provided you can find one. Covid killed off a lot of them.
Gold post on a silver earring? Check it - some costume earrings had 14k posts. Gold with gold? Look it over good just in case. Gold with silver...
She who sold it to the scrapper probably got it at a yard sale for peanuts, and figured scrap - 30% was a LOT more than she paid.
Ewwww. No. Pretzel rolls would work nicely. Might even make the turkey taste like food.
My first instinct was to pass, but.... the spidey sense, she is tingling. Mostly 2.
I kind of wasn't alive, and my grandpa was off being a company cook in France. Grandma was here working as a housekeeper. (my other two...
Or the Goddess of Karma coming home to roost? I like her already.
It's screaming "get the metal tested" at me. It looks like a lot of pretty costume pieces I've been seeing.
Open mouth insert foot. At least the carving is good, unless this is a brown version of those blue things.
Mayo and white bread? If you must, I suppose. Kaiser roll for me. Toasted.
War footing. A lot of factories shut down. If they were producing it was for government contracts. The same thing happened again during WWII on...
It sure beat cutting trees up, and you had to do something for heat. Some folks burn dried animal poop to this day. Burning peat sounds a lot...
Original buyer got took. Spart got it for a good price! I say wear it grocery shopping! :D:D:D
The cabinet would revolt and make for the door!
((drool)) Smoked ham and other Quebecer noms. Not the bacon for making a BLT out of, but then anything with raw tomato is a waste of...
But he did say "bacon". 1. It makes me hungry and means I need to go cook dinner, and 2. ....bacon.... American streaky-style bacon... Or...
4B inside of a C? Looks like a company logo to me.
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