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Wayne,
I have seen a lot of needle tins, but never ran across that Colibri tin... nice find.
Let's See Your Fun Smalls!
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Re: Let's See Your Fun Smalls!
"The phonograph is not of any commercial value."
Thomas Alva Edison - Comment to his assistant, Samuel Insull.
"No one needs a Victrola XX, a Perfected Graphophone Type G, or whatever you call those noisy things."
My Wife
Thomas Alva Edison - Comment to his assistant, Samuel Insull.
"No one needs a Victrola XX, a Perfected Graphophone Type G, or whatever you call those noisy things."
My Wife
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alang
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Re: Let's See Your Fun Smalls!
Andreas,
I love the "Here's Nipper" cleaver!
His chop is worse than his bite!
What is the pretty cylinder box on the same shelf?
James.
I love the "Here's Nipper" cleaver! His chop is worse than his bite!
What is the pretty cylinder box on the same shelf?
James.
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alang
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Re: Let's See Your Fun Smalls!
That’s a Pathé Salon cylinder - brown wax, but unfortunately very moldy. The cleaver is probably for cheese platters., not very dangerous 
Andreas
Andreas
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Re: Let's See Your Fun Smalls!
Timex clock Gramophone collectible. My Mom & Dad years before they passed on were out somewhere and told me they just couldn't pass up getting it for me. It is very small and heavy for it's size it fits in the palm of your'e hand. Thanks Mom & Dad !!!!
Eric
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alang
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Re: Let's See Your Fun Smalls!
That is a cool clock.
Andreas
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Re: Let's See Your Fun Smalls!
[quote="alang"]That is a cool clock.
Andreas[/quote
Andreas , I’m sure they would like that compliment !
Thanks Eric
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Andreas , I’m sure they would like that compliment !
Thanks Eric
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I also have a few things my folks and DeeDee's folks gave me over the years. Each item is special to me. Whenever DeeDee's parents had visitors from out of town they would always ask if they could bring them over. I always considered that to be a wonderful compliment. Good memories, Jerry BlaisTimex clock Gramophone collectible. My Mom & Dad years before they passed on were out somewhere and told me they just couldn't pass up getting it for me. It is very small and heavy for it's size it fits in the palm of your'e hand. Thanks Mom & Dad !!!!
Eric
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Re: Let's See Your Fun Smalls!
Jerry, is that Victor record a bike rack, and did you create it? Marc.
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Re: Let's See Your Fun Smalls!
Bike rack?Jerry, is that Victor record a bike rack, and did you create it? Marc.
It's a store display I'm guessing from late in the 78 record era perhaps late 1940s or early 50s. The dealer was able to display the variety of Victor records available. Jerry