If they've ever used that, it must be a very old logo then. (I'm a bit of a Holland America fan!) Ownedbybear - I THINK that around 1970 or...
re: NASM Holland America Line was founded in 1873 as the Nederlandsche-Amerikaansche Stoomvaart Maatschappij (Dutch-American Steamship Company)
Oooo - could this be it? http://www.luciennebloch.com/glass.htm Made by the N.V. Glasfabriek Leerdam?
The copper/silver reminds me of an inlaid plate a friend from Turkey gave me some 40 years ago when she returned from a trip back home.
I don't know about the maker, but it seems that the NASM is the Holland America logo. [ATTACH]
I absolutely loved the automat when I was a kid. Every single time we went into the city (always by train into Grand Central) we HAD to stop there...
A woman from whom I bought some antique linens a few years ago told me that she swears by RESTORATION ANTIQUE LAUNDRY DETERGENT. I hung onto the...
Laura - Thanks for posting those photos. The last one, of the set of miniatures, reminded me that I have one of those, myself. Mine is...
One more vote for POLISH! Note that PATINA and TARNISH are not the same thing!
Every reference I've found in a cursory search for Leader Lamp has been from the 1940's. That's not a definitive search, by any means, but the...
[ATTACH] I know there are a few, but the only (semi-famous?) painting I can think of is the one by Howard Chandler Christy (1873-1952) - but the...
Like jackolin, I, too, thought Bing Crosby when I first saw the photo, but I'm not sure the ears "stick out" enough. [ATTACH]
Peterborough, NH
Book, I just took a quick look at your listings and realized that you live only 30-something miles from where I am. I pass thru your town at least...
First of all, I’m not relying on anybody’s eBay description. We all know how far off-base (okay, WRONG!) those can be… My gut feeling, however,...
This one on eBay UK looks to be the same model:...
In 2011, a college friend, Leila Levinson, published a book called Gated Grief, a non-fiction account that included info about her father's...
Didn't they call boots like these mukluks?
Very nice find, Morgen!
Oh, dear, evelyb - that poor woman!
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