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Those are nice Ed! Cool story to go with them too.
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Those are nice Ed! Cool story to go with them too.
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Had to Google CABOOL to figure out where it is. Seems to be somewhere west of the Mississippi River.
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That sounds right. Would it help to say it's south of Houston?
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Pretty good visit to the flea. An old stoneware whiskey jug and an early model Zebco 33.
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I like those old 33s, especially those with the brass gears. Built to run smooth for a long time!
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Yeah. They're pretty solid. I didn't really need another, but the guy only wanted $6. I couldn't pass it up for that cheap. It's in great shape.
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Ever seen the early one with the thumb ball clutch instead of the button?
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Like on the 11 and 22? I've seen those, but never used one. I came across an 11 awhile back at an antique store, but I wasn't in the market for it for what they were asking.
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You push the ball with your thumb, it clicks & disengages the clutch. I have one, maybe two. I also have an early 66 with black metal body before they went plastic. I'm sure I'm remembering correctly that it's a 66 & it was pretty much the same as the 33 at the time but with a black metal body instead of chrome. Same drag/clicker & everything.
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I can pretend to be fancy with a buy in of 50-cents for the pair of tumblers.
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As cheap as a Dixie Cup but you gotta wash 'em! It only costs a little more to go First Class.
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1930artdeco
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Anchor Hocking prescut old fashioned/rocks glass I nabbed for a quarter. Not as nice a find as Bob's recent crystal score, but a happy one. My grandmother had a cabinet FULL of this stuff that came free in cans of oatmeal way back when.
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That's amazing!! I've never seen any of it colored.
And I'm with you on the Pyrex. My girlfriend is always on the lookout for the stuff. A cabinet full of it would be about as good as a cabinet full of gold.
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Popular around 1890. I've seen a few that are clear with purple highlights too.
You may know this but there is something like 8,000 registered EAPG patterns known to have existed.
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I'm not a collector of EAPG but there is a registered pattern book that collectors do buy.
My grandmother had a long Pyrex sheet casserole dish with fancy handles molded off each end that resembled sea shells. Supposedly my grandfather won it shooting rifles at a carnival. One of my female cousins has it now.
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That dish alone is probably worth a fortune, but the story makes it priceless.
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