Profound, Komo! I should write that down...
...an' Lovin' it!
Non! C'est Art!
Or...Both?
Yeah...me, too. Carnival can be pretty special, some of it...colors an' forms that so easily evoke an era. Thanks!
Ah...More in that pic than meets the eye! Got it!
I'm having trouble reconciling those dimensions with the size of the thumb. Can you help...Thanks!
In spite of the odds, I like the meteorite possibility. Nice find, Boland! There would be no harm in scrubbing it thoroughly with fine plastic...
Absolutely Scrumptious...what a fine sliver of history, an' a magnificent cup...Thank you!
You're right about that...but an open flame from a candle was used for decades to illuminate homes, an' some workplaces. So it makes sense to me...
Wow! I am wholly surprised, Books! So the gas is Acetylene, from Carbide! For this thing of mine to be a lamp, somehow a shade, or pair of them,...
Oh, well...What Might Have Been. Sigh.
Nary a mark to help in that regard, Bosko. They appear to have identical burners to mine! Maybe Asahi DID make the ones I have? Thanks!
I'll bet it does, if only for the dual-language text, an' the pics of Chairman Mao Zedung an' Zhou Enlai. The Da Qing oil field is perhaps long...
It's 7" across the Y-burners, almost 12" tall; the cast-iron base is 4 1/4" diameter. One of the burner sleeves is marked: Victor Crescent 3/4...
I don't recall how, where or when these were acquired. There are no chimneys. Note that they are 'handed'; the wick elevator knobs an' the chimney...
No knee hole...'cause Butlers didn't sit. As Majordomo, him-fella was fairly omnipotent within the house, perhaps including as paymaster for other...
Sweet, an' Magnificent...Thanks!
Ferrous, Marie...
How 'bout for scooping out the seeds from a cucumber? An' there's potential for making String Cheese! Very nicely done cleanup, Marote!
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