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It's missing a couple screws, but it's nothing that can't be fixed. My Nan had one like this, and I'm not sure where it ended up after she died. This one still reminds me of her though. :)
Bought for $10
July 14, 2008 Launchpad in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Stay Classy Tour (Secondhand Serenade, PlayRadioPlay!, My American Heart, The Graduate, Rookie of The Year, and Shoot My Cupid)
Mediumweight cotton. Was a curtain. Used some as a patch on a pair of pants for E. He'd like a backpack made from it too.
This design printed in gold foil was inserted into each of the four Secondhand Sureshot records that were drop shopped back into the thrift store bins.
Second hand Dick Francis books for sale at one of the summer fairs in Cambridge.
He was a prolific author. Or was it really his wife that wrote them all!
No idea if this is actually old or a reproduction, but it's still on the shelf for someone else to grab.
… I’ve been visiting secondhand bookshops for decades, although so many have vanished (“the internet changes everything”) so finding a ‘bricks and mortar’ emporium is now a rare delicacy. My stereotype bookseller is an older introverted and invariably grumpy male, crouched in a dingy corner tapping on a keyboard (as books are slowly catalogued on-line), his jumper stained with aged foodstuffs. So I was pleasantly surprised to stumble upon a non-stereotyped Tyona or Ty in her Westleton bookshop. We had a brief chat and she’s clearly passionate about books, has an engaging voice (link below) and happened to be wearing fluffy pink slippers …
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