Oh my goodness, I really like the Jules Verne book . . . but I dearly love the Child's Book of Recitations. :happy: Lucky you x 2. ;)
Evelynb30, I really like the Navajo narrow cuff bracelet.;) I also like the cast bronze rhino (but golly they are scary creatures in real life).
KingofThings, the two hardcover WWII books are: The Last Battle (When U.S. and German Soldiers Joined Forces in the Waning Hours of World War II...
I was so tickled to find those "Etude" magazines. I know they will at least be kept on/in the piano bench. The two hardcover books I will be...
Here are some of my finds this past weekend at one estate sale (the only place I went). Hardcover book: The Children's Hour, illustrated,...
GaleriaGila, in the first photo: do you think the tall(ish) "fan-shaped" form toward the back of her head held her veil in front of her face...
I think the biggest/best clue as to the intended (common) usage of that array of items is the packet of "Sterile Cord Powder." :rolleyes:
Dylan Press, it really is quite adorable.
I love the needlepoint pattern on the "beetle-ish" / "bug-ish" little "platform." It looks too small to be a "real" footstool. I wonder if it...
My DH said it may be a "reaction vessel for measuring changes in volume of gases."
That is a precious photograph. I'm certain someone in the past dearly loved those two children and the photograph.
Bev, I'd bet my bottom dollar you are correct in your thinking. ;)
It must have been. I was talking about the early-to-mid fifties. :rolleyes: :hilarious: I want to congratulate you for being so level-headed...
I agree with Bakersgma.
Silverthwait, that sounds like such a pretty outfit. I just looked on-line and found a "Dorothy Dainty" book. Yes, that style of a young female...
I remember as a young child wearing white organdy pinafores over "Sunday" dresses. :happy:
Silverthwait, you are sooooo baaaaaad. :D
Whether the image was "printed" there or is a "transfer image" from an item placed in the book, to me it adds to the book. The "faint/pale"...
I think it is an "R" (not a "K") because of the "rounded top" on the letter -- it is going in the opposite direction from a slanted upward top...
Here's a completed listing (for a different item on that other site). That item has a photograph of a complete label which appears to be like...
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