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The coolest part about San Miniato was these panels of very, very thin marble near the altar. When the sun shone on them outside, they glowed red — not enough light got through to illuminate the place, but just enough to give the walls a freaky red glow.
Translucent vintage cast glass cufflinks: clear, aquamarine, and pale green - all with a bit of an aurora luster finish. Each are 7/8" in diameter. Glass originally made in Czechoslovakia or West Germany circa 1950's. Cufflinks are sturdy silver-tone and glass is far less fragile than one may think! (Glass ground down from mid-century, vintage buttons.)
I'll bet you can't tell what this is. I've done no fiddling (apart from a minor white balance correction).
Go on, have a guess.
Dauin, Philippines.
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A bit battered already, but then I suppose the birds would have been hungry after the winter.
Seen at Mamhilad Park Estate during my lunchbreak.
I spotted this pair in a lot of shoes on thebay -- I have never seen this color before, they are like a translucent neon pink? With just a sight orange cast. Unmarked, and they have a faint chemical odor somewhat like insecticide? I washed them with soap and water and that helped some. Because of the chemical odor they will NEVER touch doll legs unless the doll is wearing socks.