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This is the ultimate letter box just outside Deepwater NSW. Yes I confess I am a Dr Who nerd, thus the scarf I brought along for the photos :) The Daleks had better not tangle with Dr Who's companion Mumma J!
I thought I had posted a picture of this, but can't find it in my photostream. It is hanging in my shop
he lost his scutes when he was lost in backyard for 5 months (Nov-March), winter 2020, & didn't dig down deep enough into dirt. He manages to act healthy though despite exposed bone & the cracks there.
The Music Box Theatre was completed in 1929 at 3733 N. Southport Ave. in a building that included nine storefronts and 32 apartments. The building was designed by Louis A. Simon, a local architect who was better known for his Depression-era WPA Post Offices and homes for the nouveau riche. Between 1977 and 1983, the Music Box was used sporadically for Spanish language, pornographic and Arabic language films. In 1983, management reopened the theater with a format of double-feature revival and repertory films. Eventually, foreign films were reinstated, and independent and cult films were added to the roster. In 1991, management added a second screen. Rather than split the main theater in two, a small theater was built in an existing storefront adjacent to the lobby.
I've been meaning to a drawing like this forever! The original is all gouache.
You've probably heard at least one version of the song "Little Boxes," maybe the Pete Seeger version, or maybe one of the many covers on the show Weeds. My favorite is the original by Malvina Reynolds.
Little boxes on the hillside,
Little boxes made of ticky tacky,
Little boxes on the hillside,
Little boxes all the same.
BOX DATE: 1995
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
DOLLS IN LINE: Belle; Jasmine; Cinderella; Snow White; Sleeping Beauty; Fairy Godmother
RELEASES: 1994 separately sold; 1995 Gift Set
BODY TYPE: No date; port on back; molded shoes
HEAD MOLD: No date; Disney
SPECIAL FEATURES: Holds perfume
PERSONAL FUN FACT: Mini Disney dolls were a huge part of my childhood. I think the reason we had so many of them was because they were cheap. $2 a week for allowance was difficult to save up for a doll. They also were in stock at many stores in our area. Between the two of us, Colleen and I had quite the collection of these gals as kids. Although not all of them survived childhood. Anyways, I very much remember the day we acquired the Perfume Princess Collection Gift Set. I may have been very young, but the image of the set on the end cap of the toy aisle at Kmart is still burned in my memory. Mom and Dad said we could share the set. But they decided who got the extra doll. There were two of us, but five dolls. I already had the separately sold Jasmine, so it only seemed fair to let Colleen have her. Funnily enough, it was Jasmine I wanted the most. Anyways, Colleen ended up picking Aurora and Belle too. I was "stuck" with Snow White and Cinderella...who had the "boring" short hair. Ironically she played more with my dolls than her own. Aurora actually fared better for that reason than Snow White and Cinderella. She was played with, being one of our two Aurora dolls (the other was Musical Princess). But I wouldn't say she went through the ringer like some of the other minis. As an adult, I can definitely see her age, so I do hope to find another Perfume Princess Aurora someday. This gal does still look nice enough to live on my display though. And it is wonderful having a piece of my childhood in my bedroom (Musical Princess is also out).
Photographer: Ed Nicoll (Forbes Alexander Collection)
Posted with kind permission of SRPS
The box closed on 10th December 1979.
Immortalised by Airfix as a Series 1 Trackside kit in 1957, the Midland Railway Type 6 box is now a Grade 1 listed structure.
2 1/2 x 4 3/4" decorated match boxes. The outside of the box was wrapped in scrapbook paper. The top is decorated with vintage items: buttons, beads, ribbon, and gold trim. The drawer is covered in paper with a vintage button and ribbon bow drawer pull.
We were invited at Monica's place to try out Fox in a Box, a concept where you get a box filled with all the ingredients for a wonderful evening with friends. Needless to say we had lots of fun.
Note: box does *not* include foxy ladies.
Cosmetic jewelry storage box
100% new material PS (acrylic to be customized)
Transparent (as shown)
9X7X10.3 cm
105 g
Color box (white box) Packaging
96 a carton
Carton size 38.5X36.5X48cm
gross and net weight are 11.5 / 10.5kg
Freed at last! And she is soooo cute, I love that tiny mouth of hers and those teeth, eeep xD
Also, Luts gave her exactly the same kind of eyes I had wanted for her and already had buyed for her during the sale x) But nothing wrong with spares, I guess :P
This wall box is part of my arch/shrine series. It alludes to trees, nature, the evolving circle of our life and those things that we find important or pray to. It is porcelain, pattern is carved through black underglaze in a technique called Sgraffito. These boxes look marvelous in groupings of 2 or more.
sgraf·fi·to (skră-fē'tō, zgrä-) Decoration produced on pottery or ceramic by scratching through a surface of plaster or glazing to reveal a different color underneath. Ware decorated in this manner.