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This was part of a lot of paper items that I picked up at the Scott's Antique show in Columbus, Ohio on 11.29.08
My Still Sunday
Week 13 - Ephemera
edit based on Kim's preset 'Matterfact'
Be Still One Year
Month 1 - Top down
From my old photograph & postcard collection,
old stamps from my husband's postage stamp collection,
dried lavender ...
More from my Dad's odds and ends. This is apparently a Stirling silver charm from The Most Cheery Order of Merrythoughts which were sold by the Daily Chronical to raise money for children's charities in the 1930s. There is one in the British Museum apparently. On the back is an issue number and address in EC4 to return it to if lost. The idea you would have it on your key ring and it would always be returned.
"R. & J. Beck, opticians, No.1016 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. W. H. Walmsley, manager. Spectacles, eye glasses, opera glasses, microscopes, thermometers, telescopes."
For another trade card from this company, see R. & J. Beck, Opticians, Philadelphia, Pa. (thumbnail image below).
Originally posted on Ipernity: W. H. Walmsley, Manager, R. & J. Beck, Opticians, Philadelphia, Pa.
It rained all day, then cleared for just a moment. The rainbow disappeared in a few minutes as more clouds rolled in. I was fortunate to grab enough shots to create this panorama.
"A Happy New Year."
The handwritten date on the other side of this postcard is January 1, 1910.
For similar cards, see Wishing You a Happy New Year and 1910—A Happy New Year.
I love sharing vintage ephemera, especially children’s art. Please feel free to copy any of these vintage images. I would also love to see any finished work that you have done. Best Wishes, Shelece
A was found discarded on the sidewalk on Sunday morning outside the Methodist church. Poor thing was barely breathing.