I remember this style opener; very easy to get them imprinted for promotional use. I found a bit about the Mount Carbon brewery; this would be...
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They are somewhat similar types of shell beads; the heishi are more even, due to the grinding after being strung. Puka beads also have a long and...
I recognize a few words from the Lakota language; wicasa means man..... English to Lakota dictionaries:...
Yes.....and sometimes if a Native American buys imported beads or other items and assembles them into a necklace or such they feel it is...
Not puka shell, which would usually imply Hawaii, but they are shell. These are heishi beads, made of shell, and also some turquoise. Heishi are...
Here's a link to a sale of this item: https://www.ebth.com/items/1532514-original-ernest-geissendorfer-etching A listing with some biographical...
I just did an image search for "heidelburg" and found some that showed the bridge and castle; realized that was the same bridge and castle. I...
Might say "heidelburg" at the left....and I believe it does depict Heidelburg castle and bridge. [ATTACH]
Welcome, Alain!
doesn't "ersatz" imply an inferior substitute or fake?
I do have eight horses, left behind by my daughters. I'll get some photos.
I sold inflated puffer fishes on ebay once.....you know, little fishes with spines, they puff themselves up into a ball when scared....then...
Welcome! I might have some Breyers, left by my daughters when they moved out. I'll check.
Welcome; I play Irish music sometimes.... do show us some of your creations in the "talent" thread linked above, we'd love to see your work.
I don't think so....especially not if it is horsehair.
Welcome! We have a number of BC members, you'll feel right at home. I'm in the NW US, but get up to Vancouver quite often.
yes, I've had wire brushes for suede, much like that.
I freely admit I have no previous knowledge of "Mauchlin(e) ware" but this does not look like the examples I found by googling. I suspect there...
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