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For help with vintage sewing machines, see the following post: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/285089-vintage-sewing-machine-help For other issues, myFor help with vintage sewing machines, see the following post: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/285089-vintage-sewing-machine-help For other issues, my email: keramikos001@gmail.com (Read more)

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Kim Ki-young Is Really Messing With My Weak Little Mind - Sewingin Sewing
The John Pritzlaff Hardware Company Catalog 1915 - Sewingin Sewing
Through the Pneumatic Tube With Alice - Railroadianain Railroadiana
A Singer Featherweight in 1979's "Kramer vs Kramer" - Moviesin Movies
"Madame Bovary" (1949) and the "Gigi" Furniture - Furniturein Furniture
The Late Show 1977 With a Singer Sewing Machine Head Model 66-16 Installed in a Singer Cabinet Model 56 - Moviesin Movies
Treadle VSM in 1958's "The Defiant Ones" - Moviesin Movies
Singer Model 29 in 1988's "Mississippi's Burning" - Moviesin Movies
MGM "Gigi" Furniture Pieces in 1956's "The Swan" - Furniturein Furniture
MGM Giltwood Louis XVI Style Furniture Set - Furniturein Furniture

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  1. dav2no1, Aw. <3 Judging from the span of years, this particular family dog might have been gone before you were old enough to remember. If so, you weren't as lucky as I was. My family acquire...
  2. fortapache: "It seems this could be a Bakelite handle." It could be, but here is a tidbit from the patent: "A preferred plastic material comprises polystyrene which can be pigmented and molde...
  3. fortapache, Ah, blue-green things. };-) The brand name is "PROGRESSUS," and I found some near twins. This one is the same color, and the vendor describes it as having a patent; however, they pro...
  4. jmillersmugs. Cool. :-) Now this pattern doesn't give me PTSD, just fond memories. <3 I had an aunt who was an early adopter of Corelle Livingware, and she had a set in this pattern.
  5. jmillersmugs, Something for everyone. The sight of that pattern gave me PTSD. };-)
  6. kwqd, Beautiful texture on that vase. <3 "HRH Amanda was trying to participate by getting between me and my laptop during the whole session. She gets an anti-director credit (AKA PITA) and no image...
  7. A tidbit from the comments on one of the savingcountrymusic dot com article: *snip* In 1948 [my note: this was before the move to the 417 Broadway location], there were only 78’s. They were in t...
  8. A more recent piece on the Tubb building: https://savingcountrymusic.com/ernest-tubb-record-shop-says-its-here-to-stay-amid-iconic-sign-removal/
  9. dav2no1, I wonder if the reason the format check boxes had disappeared from the order form by 1965 is that it had either become too cumbersome or superfluous. That is, in addition to 33 1/3, 45,...
  10. Hi, Jconsta12. :-) Yep, those courting frogs are pretty dang cute. <3 However, being concrete I suspect that they are pretty heavy and shipping could be prohibitive. Here's an outfit that sel...
  11. dav2no1, Way cool. <3 I suspect your order form is older than 1960s/1970s vintage, because of a couple of little details: in the upper left-hand corner are two check boxes for 78RPM and 45RPM. No ...
  12. D'oh! Disregard. I added the above comment to the wrong post. It belongs here: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/323426-i-would-like-to-know-more-about-these-2
  13. D'oh! I added the below comment to the wrong post earlier. Here is a Felix with the same dial as yours, and Bruce99 opined that it was of circa 1906 vintage: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/sto...
  14. Whoops, here is a Felix with the same dial as yours, and Bruce99 opined that it was of circa 1906 vintage: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/262784-old-clock?in=613
  15. Hi again, RobertJones84. :-) I took another look at the label(s) on the Waterbury clock, and realized that the one on top of the one with the "WATERBURY" text reads "FELIX." That produced a lot ...
  16. Hi, Muddlepup. :-) Yes, it's beautiful. Ansonia made many clocks, and unfortunately, our resident clock expert (Bruce99) has been ominously quiet for some time now. :-( Here are some clock ca...
  17. Hi, RobertJones84. :-) Beautiful gingerbread mantel clocks. I'm afraid that your pictures of the labels on the backs aren't focused very well. On the first, all I can read is what looks like...
  18. apostata, Thanks, but in looking back, I see that I failed to provide any examples of the Hirado bisque cat that show an authentic Hirado hallmark. Here's a listing for a pair of the Hirado bisque ...
  19. Hi, Peterdrury. :-) I found a hallmark very similar to the brown one at thepotteries dot org (scroll down to see image): *snip* Crown device with word Staffordshire surrounded by a laurel wr...
  20. Hi again, BananaHead. :-) Just following up a bit. While I wasn't able to find the originator of the Super Diamond badge name, you still might be able to find a manufacturer name by examining th...
  21. Oops, bad editing (I gave the Worthpoint link twice).
  22. dgirardin, Much better, thanks. :-) The embossed information between the two eyepieces looks like: MADE IN USA SAWYER'S INC PORTLAND ORE About Sawyer's Inc.: https://www.ohs.org/blog/ohs...
  23. D'oh! This: Here is a generical model 15 operator's manual at ISMACS: Should read: Here is a generic model 15 operator's manual at ISMACS:
  24. Hi, BananaHead. :-) I suspect that what you have is known as a badged Singer model 15 clone. What is that? Here is a pretty good run down: https://sewing-machines.blogspot.com/2006/05/japanes...
  25. dgirardin, I really can't read any of the writing on the body of the View-Master, except the "VIEW-MASTER embossed across the top. The writing in the area I think you're talking about looks like it...
  26. dgirardin, the answers might be in the embossed information on the body of the View Master, but I'm afraid that your sole picture of it isn't sufficiently well-focused for me to read.
  27. antiquerose, You're welcome; however, you did the critical work in finding that ascasonline dot org link. :-) If you read that section on the ostrich hallmarks carefully, you'll see this (I'm provi...
  28. Hi, Mikki_kaina. :-) I love that platter. Google Lens found a near twin named "Fleur Blätterzauber braun" (Flower Leaves Magic Brown): https://alteserien.de/collections/tirschenreuth-fleur-bl...
  29. antiquerose, That ascasonline dot org site is quite helpful. :-) *snip* In 1909/1910, two new WMF ostrich marks were introduced. They bear the image of a running ostrich inserted in a rhombus wi...
  30. dav2no1, D'oh! Now that you mention it, it does sound familiar.
  31. dav2no1: "One of my write ups on animal traps got the attention of archeologists in Canada and they contacted me to get permission to use it. They were looking for background/history and realized I...
  32. dav2no1, Way cool. I didn't realize that they'd ever been made of brass.
  33. fortapache, That is one cute dinosaur. <3
  34. apostata, I'm not sure that I understand all of your reasoning on this, but I trust your judgment. :-)
  35. fortapache: "My grandmother didn't have anything fancy like that though. They had the money but she wasn't into fancy." Well, my grandmother probably only had some fancy things because she made ...
  36. apostata: "What is this haven,t looked for it , because it is out of proportion , and we miss the flip site some sort of Seville minting , does,not seem Valladolid, something like Charles the secon...
  37. Here's another sibling in orange at Worthpoint: *snip* This orange glazed pottery tray or dish is marked Royal Haeger RG186 USA on the bottom. It also has the original Haeger sticker on the back...
  38. fortapache: "Quite handy with boiled food. That is just a guess on my part as I am not huge on cooking especially boiling." Yah, I can't believe I'm even speculating on this, because I am so ver...
  39. elanski: "Looks interesting. I'd like to see the other side." Yup. };-) "I wonder if it is a token for something, rather than a coin." Could well be.
  40. Malatero2: "more pictures, it is upside down in the photo you showed making the search harder" I don't know whether the picture of the metal round being upside down was due to a deliberate choic...
  41. AnneExplorer, Just adding a bit more information about shield cob coins: https://www.atochatreasurecoins.com/atochacoindesign.htm https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/wcm/coinview.aspx?sc...
  42. AnneExplorer, Yes indeed, more pictures, please. :-) At a glance, it looks like what's called a cob coin (scroll down): https://www.lostgalleon.com/history.php If you rotate the single image ...
  43. Whoops, I should have said, "near twins." Same basic imagery, slightly different wording.
  44. Ted_Straub, Cool. Um, I mean Kool. };-) It's 'funny' how Google Lens works on different operating system platforms. Yesterday, I used it on my smart phone, and it turned up two twins, one with a...
  45. kev123, Cool. The trademark registration certificate: https://tsdr.uspto.gov/documentviewer?caseId=sn60044226&docId=ORC20051017161946&linkId=1#docIndex=0&page=1 Allegedly, the name was coined...
  46. John2Nhoj, Mules. <3
  47. Elninha: "Keramikos, that is very helpful! Screenshotted the Elna page in case it disappears." You're welcome. :-) Yes, a screenshot seems prudent. FYI, the reason why I went with a 2019 a...
  48. dgirardin, Hmmm. Using Cornet 263-C as search criteria produced a hit, which I initially thought was the very twin of your portable record player, but upon closer examination, I realized that it's ...
  49. dgirardin, I'd say that John2Nhoj is on the right track with vintage. What I got when I started looking for Coronet record players was a lot of "webcor" hits, so perhaps that's the maker. The ra...
  50. Elninha: "It's not really needed to have a picture of it, but I just like one for the file, because I have all the others." Yep, I getcha. It's like a collection, and one likes to have a compreh...
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