It's a Chinese cockfighting print of some sort. Looks like it was framed in Louisiana, for what that's worth. Beyond that, dunno.
Dyed but strung well. No idea whose clasp that is.
i have a similar USA document for my great-grandfather, hiding somewhere. I think someone framed it because it belonged to a relative rather than...
I have no memory of it, but I bet all of my cousins still in 'Jersey remember it well!
Seconded or thirded. Probably Chinese, made for sale as a gift. No idea which company they made it for, if anyone. It's giving me some Lunch...
The buyer was probably laughing and doing a happy dance in his/her car seat all the way home.
I recognize the birdies; i have the same pin in the hoarde somewhere. Today I got to an estate sale an hour after it opened and all of the...
They reproduced a TON of similar posters in the 1980s. They were in dorm rooms all over the country. I'm betting there is 1980s printer info...
Got it! [MEDIA]
It's American and probably 1960s, but that's all I've got. Pins disappeared with ladies in "casual" suits and then came back in the 80s. No idea...
Looks like it to me too, or Chinese export jewerly accidentally resembling same. Blue John is a fluorite or close enough, and amethyst that...
Looks like.
They look ready and willing to go right back to work, is all I know. They'd sure dress up an old wardrobe, if there is a wardrobe to dress up.
The top is very Souvenir of Japan. It might be 30s export stuff, but it's fun regardless.
Now that one I want to hear! Ska of La Mancha!
Bingo. I didn't want to call it ugly in case you liked it! It'll fit right into a cabin.
It wants to be art nouveau but not badly enough, and wants to be traditional furniture, but not too badly. Poor thing was highly useful in its day.
If it was mourning clothing it may have gotten the least usage.
Not the first time one of these has come up recently. 1880s/1890s Victorian if memory serves. They were a hot item for a while.
For five bucks I'd have been on them too. I'd have figured on 1910-ish for the blue dress too, and 1930s for the pink one. That may even have...
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