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Oh, I know what you mean. We have 4 cats at home. We used to have 9 cats.
Yes, you're right. Dust and rust make old things look more natural and emphasize their authenticity.
I don't understand it myself. I do a lot of things intuitively. At first, I was more interested in leaving them in the dust. Only later did I find...
Thank you. You expressed an interesting opinion that antiques need to be dusted, but other items don't. One of the other guests on this thread...
Frankly, I don't expect to sell. I want to hope. By the way, when I listed things for sale here on the forum, I suggested that buyers set their...
Do you think the price is too high? Frankly, I didn't compare prices to determine the value. I was just making up my mind about the price to keep...
Yes, you're right. Rust confirms the authenticity of an item's age. Thank you for your understanding.
Yes, in my marketing strategy, dust and rust are very expensive. You're right. :) But I didn't understand your phrase about the cost of the...
You said it very well that young people think age is a sign of dust. I guess I consider myself young too if I think that at 49. Cool. Thanks for...
Thank you for your well-reasoned response. You may be right about many things. But I'll stick to my guns due to my natural stubbornness.
Wow. Cool! I didn't expect World Trade Fairs to still happen. Thanks for the link.
This photo is highly symbolic. The girl's white face (makeup was used) symbolizes her European ancestry (though she is apparently not European,...
The dogs look so aristocratic. True British spirit.
World's Fairs are no longer held? I love the New York World's Fair of 1939–1940. It was a wonderful pre-war time. The Ford Pavilion was impressive.
You are a real specialist
This is probably part of the decoration. There's a single deep groove on one side of the cube. There's also a smooth surface. This is the key to...
I agree with you. This is a mount for holding a beam. The edges of the metal (at the corners) are bent to hold the beam.
I think this is a mold for casting something that melted at a temperature lower than lead.
This is the Maxwell Company. The company produced cars in the United States from 1904 to 1925. Founders: Jonathan Dixon Maxwell Benjamin Briscoe....
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