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Super cute vintage owl pin. 1970s design and colors. Whimsical. I'm having trouble identifying the maker. I originally thought Juliana but can't find any examples in any of my books or online.
Please help me identify this designer of this cute vintage pin.
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Gorgeous !
Awesome
very cool...
It does look like Julianna and appears to have the puddling, but I'm no expert. There's a seller on eBay, steamingtruck, think her seller name is, she might be able to help. Metroretro on etsy is another expert I know off hand.
Cute little Fart of an OWL -- Love him!!
Hi antiquerose, I would like to know your defernition of a Fart means? Just interested.
Means he is-- SUPER SWEET TO ME.
SMALL BUT oooooooooooH.....SO CUTE. Love it !!!
Fart in the UK means a different thing. No disrespect.
http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/fart
Means the same here. I was just loving it so much, I said a funny choice of words we will use here. When we see a CUTE little puppy, we will say the same thing here that it is a "Cute litte F _ _ _ " also.
I means NO disrespect at all -- Just the opposite -- it is a ""SWEETHEART"" OF A OWL.
~ ~ Guess people in different places say /use words differently. It was used for such CUTENESS for this here
@Peasejean -- I know what it means. We HERE in Canada will use it describe some ( as I explain above ) like a SWEET little Puppy, or cute little Kitten....or even a human baby. Just a figure of speech here.....does not mean bad, means super Cute !!!
No disrespect was meant -- I do not think you had to post what Oxford dictionary says.
This OWL is the cutest -- If the poster wants to remove my comments, they may -- AS I meant it in Cuteness, Sweet -- as we use that *term* here
No problem, lol. It is weird the English language. Within the UK what one thinks is a normal saying in one area, could be offensive in other area. I'm always try to be careful, lol.
Also -- Found this post about Horses ( Canada) where a person describes a CUTE FOAL the same way..
http://www.atlanticrider.com/forum/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=1505
See just a Canadian Thing as they said there too, read how it is meant there, the same way as I meant
Hi antiquerose. The above comments wasn't meant to be derogatory. Everywhere I have lived in the UK they all have their little saying.
I've Just seen your post above Lol.
Oh my, a lot can happen when you are away from your computer for an hour!! :)
Thanks for the comments, not exactly what I expected. I'm glad we all agree that it is "cute"! LOL!!!
Hope you all have a great evening!!
Greetings from Knoxville, TN!!