Hardy har har. ;) She was born in the 1870s, I think and died early 1950s -- got the dates somewhere... Was married in the 1880s because my...
Ecstatic! It was FREE. Mom got it with a magazine subscription. It is the ugliest colour I've ever seen -- super-shiny copper-coloured. And...
Large photo -- 15.5' x 19.5" Took out of the frame (plain black walnut so DH says) because there was wood backing. What is that term again for...
Just had to show you MY new Rolex! ;) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The I could also be J -- was written like that quite commonly. Iohannes = Johannes, etc.
Hey Zippershark! Long time no see (er, read...)!
Bruno Panitz is right? Bwahahaha! That was a fluke on my part! :D
AF -- I thought that you were de-cluttering or de-hoarding... ;)
I don't know what it is -- I just posted what I found by googling the company name.
Sgt. Pepper's did have an insert, but it wasn't a poster, it was cardboard cutout:...
I see "Bruno Panitz." That can't be right. :D
You know what Red Green says: If the women don't find you handsome, at least they should find you handy...
Googling Ralph Gerbrands Co images, I came up with these 2 for cumulative recorders: http://aubreydaniels.com/institute/node/136...
This coin was found by a fellow who has been metal detecting around these parts for some years and adds to the theory that the English were...
Just to confuddle the issue further, here is Walter Crane's monogram:...
From the frame and that dark green background, I'm getting a 50s/60s vibe. I can't make out anything different than others have suggested for the...
Velkommen Carlos!
IHSSM makes me think of some Catholic institution, but I'm probably wrong. Still think it's a stork, not a crane. Or, considering the pink...
Glass methinks. Opalescent perhaps. Individual dishes for anything or maybe even finger bowls.
Stork?
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