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adventures in accumulation |
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English |
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thrifting, collecting, ephemera |
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This blog is about the numerous things I've accumulated through the years - new and secondhand purchases, handed down treasures, souvenirs and mementos - as well as junk I continue to find for our home, or to add to my various collections (pins and buttons, postcards, books, stamps, and comic books to name a few). |
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Comic: Treasure Chest
Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact, Vol. 19, No. 18
Geo. A. Pflaum Publisher, Inc., 1964
The photograph of Michelangelo's Pieta drew me to this issue of Treasure Chest. The Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact was a Catholic comic book published by George A. Pflaum of Dayton, Ohio and provided to Catholic parochial school students between 1946 and 1972.
If you are interested in seeing more Treasure Chest
Program & Ticket Stub: Diana Ross
The Valley Forge Music Fair in Devon, PA, outside of Philadelphia, was the venue for the Diana Ross concert. It was 1984, and I was a college senior. If you are not familiar with the Music Fair, it was a 'theater in the round' style venue with seating for 3000.
I have never been a huge fan of Ms. Ross, but I attended the concert at the invitation of a college friend.
Pop-up Book: Harley Davidson
I fell in love with movable books back in the early 1970's. As an elementary school student I first learned of pop-up books at the school book fair. I recall being amazement at the mechanics of the books, and at the way the images jumped right out at me.
However, the only book I purchased that day was HAPPINESS IS A WARM PUPPY, by Charles Schultz. The pop-up books were picked over by the time I
Postcard: Hearty Greeting
This black and white postcard was published by Schlesinger Bros. (New York) in 1912. Tulips are displayed in the foreground of the card, with a scene of a Dutch windmill in the background (see close-up below). The card reads, "HOW MANY HEARTS WITH THEE COMPARE, AS THE BLOSSOM SO SWEET, SO PURE, BE EVER WITH THEE FROM YEAR TO YEAR." To follow there is a drawing of a pair of wooden shoes.
Pretty in Pink
Decided to post something fun today...
I just discovered this photo on my Blackberry. I took it last summer when I was shopping at Sophie Joe's Emporium in St. Paul, MN.
I ended up buying this little number, because I thought it was so cute. I love girlie things like this, and I love seeing pink and black together. It's hanging in my closet, and holds some unmentionables.
This was
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