There's only two labels: "SMARTEX" under the collar. "WOOL 70% COTTON 30%" Down one side. "Smartex" is a local manufacturer of high-quality...
I was surprised to find that it fit me so well! It's very comfortable. Perfect shoulder width and sleeve-length. I can accept the 50s as the...
How old do you think it is? 50s or 60s then? Parts of the state have been getting sub-zero temperatures in recent days, so yes, definitely very...
Purchased at a local charity shop for $10.00. Some of the piping was coming loose, so I sewed it back on. I washed it, dried it...and here are the...
Most I've ever seen for a sewing machine is maybe 4-500 dollars. And that was only because it was a beautiful Singer Parlour-Cabinet treadle model...
You'll hate me for saying this, but - $100 and under, in value. Postwar model sewing machines are just so common that they have next to no...
What a weird item!!
HAHA!! Cat! Oh god...
Celluloid scales, in my experience, are MUCH thicker. And this has features and inconsistencies on it that you don't find on celluloid.
Cute, but it ain't that old. In fact it's almost brand new. I've seen loads of these things...
Yes, the handle is quite long. It took a bit of oil and wiggling around, but I got it working :) Blew out the dust, cleaned the glass...good as new!
The barber says that the notch is there to help him open the razor before shaving customers, although I've heard all other kinds of reasons for...
I think the guy I bought them from, has done that already... :o
Yes! MoP on the eyepieces.
A gorgeous pitcher!! I'd love it!
Flawless and beautiful... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Pressing this little button... [ATTACH] Releases the handle: [ATTACH]...
Not bad for $10.00, huh? It's a wedge blade, with a barber's notch on the end. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Last...
Been adding rather extensively to my antique knife collection over the past few weeks. Sharing my current line-up. These are all antiques, mother...
HAHAHAHA!!
From what I remember - "Chevallier" means 'Knight' in French (from which we get the word 'Chivalry'). I would estimate between 1890-1910, but...
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