Wow, Ladybranch (and others) -- did you read Page 5 of your above link? "Figure 8. A signed statement by Dapremont about his Baton Rouge capture...
I find it rather appealing. ;)
Thank you, Figtree. It's about time I started paying my way here. ;)
The following link may be of help with the printing/printer name -- it appears it may be referring to "A. Dapremont" in New Orleans, Louisiana....
ScanticAntiques, just me being curious but . . . did the book you found it in have anything to do with history (more specifically the Civil War)?...
Perhaps the "first Confederate flag" -- the "SC" is probably for "South Carolina," the first state to secede from the United States at the start...
Shangas said: "It's got the days of the week written into it." Shangas, I don't see a day of the week imprinted on each of the seven leaves in...
Messilane, thank you for being so gracious about my "a-retentive" question and for teaching me the "clutch" word for the protective end on a...
Messilane, give me a swift kick if need be but . . . all of the stickpins I have come with a small (removable, obviously) "tip cover" to "protect"...
Johnnycb09, re Photo #5 (second from the bottom), I love love love the orange/red glass between the two green glasses. It is really appealing to...
Hope all goes well for you, Greg, and you'll feel like your usual bright-penny self in no time. Take care.
Hey, hey folks, let's not be too hard on the addition of a "u" in certain words, e.g., humour, savour, colour. That is the way I learned those...
Here are my four favorite books for my own reading pleasure (out of the 45 books purchased at the charitable book sale this past Saturday). Stuff...
I agree with what Josh and Gregsglass said. I'll add that it is probably fairly heavy to hold too and the "lip" doesn't look shaped right nor...
Thanks, Kardinalisimo, for the information. Even if it isn't a vase, I still like it. ;)
Kardinalisimo, how big is it? How wide across the top and how tall from top to bottom? I think it is very pretty, not only the shape but the...
OR could they possibly be treadles from old sewing machines OR other pieces of equipment of some sort OR "steps" of some sort to go up/down on a...
I am probably wrong but they remind me of the old, fairly narrow and not too deep steps to get on a trolley/bus and/or train. In the far reaches...
Oh my goodness, I missed the "hands in pockets" guy and he's on the end of the row no less. :rolleyes:
Now that is funny. ;) But that one poor fellow, he's the only one in the entire large photo wearing white/light socks which are visible.:oops:
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