Wow, today was one of the best flea markets
ever! So many vendors, so much fun! We were there for five hours! Wanna see
what I got?
I have no idea what these are. Yes, they are
paint by numbers but of what? I searched the museum for them and can't find
them. I tried searching with the following tags: girl, boy, dog, cat, bear,
hat, circus and monkey. Nothing. Any ideas?
This next item is one of those, what the hell is
it and must have it things.
It clips onto something and I guess it holds
cups. Does it clip onto a table? Is it for a card table? I carried it around
the flea market and kept asking vendors if they knew, two of them said it was a
cup holder for a car. Um. Why does it have a handle there? Tuck napkins in
it?
I just thought it was neat. Hard to sell if you
don't know what it is though!
A large box of papers and cards.
There's some neat items from the 40's from a
school class trip!
Love the chenille doll card!
Apparently, someone was handy with
crafts!
They used a lot of crepe paper.
LOL!
A bowling game.
I loved the old garden claw but the man said I
had to take the second one for free. LOLOL! He wanted to get rid of
them.
Georges Briard plate
Bottle cover
Safety pin angel
Suction cup cricket
Dog salt and pepper shakers
Flocked dog (Goofy???) salt and pepper
holder
Second look:
Burwood butterfly set
Matching little ones
I have one item that I didn't take a photo of,
it's a 6 pane window! I got it cheap and want to do a project with it, so maybe
you'll get to see it some time later. And got myself a new plant for my
garden. Was a great day!
Karen
1 comment:
Holy moly. You came home with a boat load of stuff and it is all interesting. Of course I took a hard look at the paper stuff. Noticed there was a wide range dating from the Victorian era to the 40'S??. Those two PBN are very cute. If you find any info regarding them, please do post. Someone sure did a nice job on the place card holders. They really make a cute grouping. You outdid yourself once again. Thanks for sharing your finds.
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