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Oh my gosh, that is fantastic! Really glad I asked. Thanks!

"Well... if I ever find one for sale you can be sure I will buy it! "
"I hope one day I will run into a red one...then they can compete with each other. I think Joan shows a red one in their book. There is a nice write up on them in there.
Joan has seen mine and confirmed him being a team player... . The ribbon was added at a later date...maybe by a little girl..??. I decided to leave it on."

My money is on Wayne to find a red one, considering all of the other odd/rare stuff he has found... maybe even the entire Victor Ballpark...

Curt A wrote:"Well... if I ever find one for sale you can be sure I will buy it! "
"I hope one day I will run into a red one...then they can compete with each other. I think Joan shows a red one in their book. There is a nice write up on them in there.
Joan has seen mine and confirmed him being a team player... . The ribbon was added at a later date...maybe by a little girl..??. I decided to leave it on."

My money is on Wayne to find a red one, considering all of the other odd/rare stuff he has found... maybe even the entire Victor Ballpark...

Thank you Curt, I wish that were true. Unfortunately, my luck is as good as everyone else's.

Since needle tins have been posted....I thought I would share a new one I just got. I have wanted one of these Colibri tins for years and last week, my wish came true. It now completes my Colibri (although the tin did not come with the machine new). I'm still trying to find info on the little orange tin that came with my machine....was it a "sample" tin to get a proud, new owner started..?.

A few smalls...

Is this a small, a large, or a large small? Jerry

clarphon wrote:A few smalls...

Nice smalls. Please PM me if you ever want to sell that record duster.

Smalls, Jerry!!! That sign you are holding. I think that is a "large."

But it sure is great............

Stan (Clarphon)

Here is a wind chime. The other small item has a humorous twist to it.

Here are a few of my smalls

Edison bust from 1907. About 8" tall. From Europe. Metal plaque has wrong birthday February 10. Words are in Spanish

HMV Queen Mary's dollhouse record. Gos Save the King

Edison Polyform bottle display

Edison pin. Caravan convention 1920.

Scott

Love that dollhouse record...