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<p>[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 1481, member: 51"]Hi, I go by "Lucille" on the boards. I like the "hunter/gatherer theory! I agree!</p><p><br /></p><p>My interest in antiques/vintage/collecting started when I was around 10 years old, by age 15 was hunting in Chicago area vintage clothing/jewelry shops with a good friend, our main interest was the clothing. (Had a huge collection of 1940's suits and dresses --we would wear all the time to high school parties, etc.) Also loved garage sales, and a decade later or so, started buying a wider field of things, old musical instruments, jewelry, general vintage. I guess the bug really hit one day in the mid 1980's when I purchased a rhinestone jewelry set in a $1 basket (at an antique store) walked down the street to a vintage consignment store -- where the owner sold the piece for $160. There was money to be made! When Ebay came along, that changed everything. the ability to sell on my own, and research. I have to say that the final gift from the gods was lucking into the Ebay Antiques board. I've just learned so much (hope to here, as well!) and now have a wide field of things I know to buy. Favorite finds: Glass, ceramics, and art.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 1481, member: 51"]Hi, I go by "Lucille" on the boards. I like the "hunter/gatherer theory! I agree! My interest in antiques/vintage/collecting started when I was around 10 years old, by age 15 was hunting in Chicago area vintage clothing/jewelry shops with a good friend, our main interest was the clothing. (Had a huge collection of 1940's suits and dresses --we would wear all the time to high school parties, etc.) Also loved garage sales, and a decade later or so, started buying a wider field of things, old musical instruments, jewelry, general vintage. I guess the bug really hit one day in the mid 1980's when I purchased a rhinestone jewelry set in a $1 basket (at an antique store) walked down the street to a vintage consignment store -- where the owner sold the piece for $160. There was money to be made! When Ebay came along, that changed everything. the ability to sell on my own, and research. I have to say that the final gift from the gods was lucking into the Ebay Antiques board. I've just learned so much (hope to here, as well!) and now have a wide field of things I know to buy. Favorite finds: Glass, ceramics, and art.[/QUOTE]
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