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Lots of books in an old three storey house and very helpful staff (got me a chair to sit on while I broused)
Mediumweight piece of cotton fabric. Another part of it is in the previous picture in my photostream.
My heart skipped a few beats when I found SEVEN BAGS of these. I started bringing these home about 20 years ago and drove one of my roommates at the time nuts as he did not have the same decorating aesthetic as I do. These things are so damned cute and colorful. I divested a bunch of them when I moved from there to my current place and unfortunately the ones that I put on the cabinet above the stove have oily residue on them. So no idea where I will put these guys, and I decided to only take four of the seven bags, but they will be put to good use eventually.
Man sollte sich besser zweimal überlegen was für einen Unsinn man sich auf T-Shirts drucken lässt, man weiß nie wo sowas landet.. :)
A couple of years ago, someone gave me a bag full of lenses and this camera. They assumed because I carried around a D80 that I actually knew something about photography. I didn't. I threw it in the garage. Dug it out today. Tempted to see what this old girl can do.
The previous owner told me that she and her husband saved up all their cigarette vouchers to get this set in the 60s.
The elastic was loosey goosey so I ripped it out and made a new bias taping our of a thrifted linen shirt and strung some thrifted cotton cording through it to cinch the covers tight.
Second hand this week: A book by Susan Sontag, a halternec tank top, a bedclothes with dog roses on, a see-through fabric in green, blue and pinks, an old school book for math, a zipper and a little table cloth flower thing.
I just got this 1997 edition (Published by Bay View Books ISBN 1 870979 93 1) which I have spent a couple of hours reading on a wet and windy day.
It covers may Coachbuilders I have never heard of, as well as famous ones like Gurney & Nutting, Vanden-Plas, Corsica, Swallow, HJ Mulliner, Hooper, Park Ward, Lancefield, Carbodies, Martin Walter, Harold Radford, Abbott, Tickford, Harrington, Barker and many more. Recommended!