It's time again for the spring church rummage sales. Some finds from Saturday:
A 1914 copy of a Crisco cookbook.
A Second World War vintage Canadian Army pith helmet (worn while training in Canada).
This is lengthy, but what the heck.
I’ve collected militaria since my uncle gave me his Second World War Canadian army helmet when I was 8 years old. That’s a long, long time ago (over 50 years). I’ve collected many things but eventually settled on British and Canadian medals and militaria...
Great Balls of Fire
Pride of the Yankees
The Man Who Would Be King
Zulu
Legends of the Fall
The Beast
Lawrence of Arabia
Goodbye Mr. Chips (the Robert Donat version)
Les Miserables (the 1935 version with Charles Laughton)
The Duellists
Mississippi Burning
Probably others as well. Good thing...
I finally had some luck today at a church rummage sale in a much more 'swanky' part of town than I normally inhabit. Cravats can be hard to find on this side of the pond! $4 each.
First of the church Spring rummage sales yesterday...a great time and a great sale.
Picked up a number of things, including a 1918 edition of Fanny Farmer's Boston School cookbook, but the most interesting was this small leather bound booklet put out by Gordon's Distillery.
It features...
Since retiring almost 3 years ago I've been going through 2 or 3 thrift stores pretty well every day. Like Tonyb, it's almost a way of life. Tonyb is right. Prices in the last year have been escalating. Sewing machines were really quite common in thrift stores and were usually priced in the...
Just finished Dan Simmons' The Terror. It's a fictionalized account of the Franklin Expedition with a healthy dose of Inuit mythology thrown in. Best thing I've read in quite some time.
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