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Old trunk opened belonging to the Donald Grant Herring Family of Princeton, New Jersey.

…but one box intrigued me, it was a small box of old ribbons.

Past photos, inspiration while quarantined. :).

TB Remember Montana’s big sale in Marcola Oregon? fun times!.

“Finds” vintage purses Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Gucci, Prada.

We sold it at a garage sale.” Tiffany Lamp /7/we-… 3 years agoįlorence Oregon, wish you were here /5/flo… 3 years ago Old trunk opened belonging to the Donald Grant Herring Family of Princeton, New Jersey /0/old… 2 years ago Hello World! 1909Ventilo /2/hel… 2 years ago …but one box intrigued me, it was a small box of old ribbons /5/but… 2 years ago Past photos, inspiration while quarantined. Wanted Gunne Sax dresses :) /3/wan… 1 year ago TB Remember Montana’s big sale in Marcola Oregon? fun times! /5/tb-… 1 year ago

My daughter is the Gunne Sax Queen! /1/my-… 1 year ago “Finds” vintage purses Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Prada /9/fin… 1 year ago It seems there is more to this blog now, hopefully you can feel my love for the past. Originally I started this blog for myself, my little space to keep all my research notes, price realized and my photo creations. Because I buy too much, occasionally I sell my items Vintage prom, purses, antiques and incredible Edwardian jewelry. I am on a constant mission to discover treasures I love one-of-a-kind items, no one else has.

Virtus junkit mors non seperabit movie#

I know it’s just a movie but, I feel if people would act that kind the world would be a better place to live. My favorite actress is Juliette Binoche, in the movie Chocolat. I love period movies: Horseman on the Roof, Wuthering Heights, The Woodlanders, Tess of the d’Urbervilles, Bleak house, and John Adams.

… I am so… sentimental and concerned with things of the past…my family and friends cease to talk to me at times. I love old things! I’ve been collecting Vintage and antiques since I was practically a kid! I love researching the Edwardian era.