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<p>[QUOTE="Rastella, post: 337773, member: 6722"]I'm in Texas. These type of wares often make it here but are overlooked by many. So, there's no telling but wouldn't that be incredible? Several years ago I was in Pennsylvania (ironically) and found an unusual antique Borden milk crate for $10 (Borden is a Texas born brand). Brought it home and then when I moved, it was one of the things I sold. I sold it within one hour of listing it for $65. Crossing my fingers that you find your pictures. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=":)" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rastella, post: 337773, member: 6722"]I'm in Texas. These type of wares often make it here but are overlooked by many. So, there's no telling but wouldn't that be incredible? Several years ago I was in Pennsylvania (ironically) and found an unusual antique Borden milk crate for $10 (Borden is a Texas born brand). Brought it home and then when I moved, it was one of the things I sold. I sold it within one hour of listing it for $65. Crossing my fingers that you find your pictures. :)[/QUOTE]
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