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I love this gorgeous doll and I am so sad the Monogram line is now retired... Gown is by Donnas Doll Designs. Jewelry set by me available here
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I built this in the 70's when the kit first came out and kept it in storage til 2005-ish and sold it and another viper on eBay. One went to Brussels, I think the other one went overseas but I don't recall now. They brought in pretty high bids considering a 13 year old built them.
Sewing up these dark beauties killed grandmas hand-me-down sewing machine! But I think they came out ok, so i am less mad than i was when it bit the dust.
I love this gorgeous doll and I am so sad the Monogram line is now retired... Gown is by Donnas Doll Designs. Jewelry set by me available here
dates from a major rebuilding of between 1412 and 1429. However, the feature that cannot be ignored is the chapel and porch of John Greenway built in 1517. The carvings are just amazing. There are anchors and waves and ships of all kinds coming at you from all angles; not to mention the Barbary apes. This church was built on the back of trade: the wool trade which made Tiverton rich in the early 16th century.
Greenway was a poor Tiverton lad who rose to join the Drapers Company of London in 1497. His later association with the more widely trading Merchant Adventurers led him to become not only a wool-trader, but a ship owner with vessels such as the Trinity Greenway and Charity Greenway working out of Dartmouth. They are perhaps depicted on his chantry chapel. His monograms and merchants marks certainly appear within, along with his fine brass memorial.
A second chantry chapel, in memory of the famous Courtenay family, the Earls of Devon, once stood in the churchyard. It housed, amongst others, the gilded effigial monument of Princess Katherine, daughter of King Edward IV and wife of Sir William Courtenay, who died in 1527; but, unfortunately, the, already dilapidated building, was all but demolished during the Civil War.
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This monogrammed sports bottle is perfect for the chic on-the-go person in your life. The 15 oz. bottle is made of virtually unbreakable plastic and features and everlasting straw. It also has a hidden storage compartment at the bottom. Your child can keep a snack or even earrings at a sporting event in the bottom.
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