Late one Sunday morning a few weeks ago, I was on my way to my daughter's place, to drop off something for her. As I was driving along, I noticed a sign. It said "Treasure Finder's Sale." I made a mental note to investigate it on my way back home. So, when I got to where I saw the sign, I followed it and it led me to a house in Waldo. I arrived there at 11:55 a.m.
I wasn't sure what to expect as I entered the house, but I was greeted by a woman who told me everything was 75% off the tagged price, but in 5 minutes they were going to start a bag sale. I immediately realized that this was obviously day 3 of the sale, so the contents of the house was really picked over. But I did manage to find a few things.....
....a large old lace tablecloth...
...and this wonderful pair of vintage black ladies shoes...
...Voila! A second pair of vintage shoes! This pair is brown...
...and this wonderful pair of vintage black ladies shoes...
...Voila! A second pair of vintage shoes! This pair is brown...
...and this old tin hinged box thingie. It reminds me of an oversized lunchbox. It's pretty cruddy on the outside, with a hint of old painting on it...
...and this little brass hinged box. It's quite heavy. I thought I could etch the metal on it...
...and here it is opened. See all the caked-on crud inside??!!...
..I also found a few little manicure/sewing scissors and a few old cloth tapemeasures...
..I also found a few little manicure/sewing scissors and a few old cloth tapemeasures...
...and this souvenir spoon from the 1933 Chicago World's Fair...
2 comments:
I would say that I had scroungers envy except for the fact that I receive such a wonderful bag full of goodies from Jill for my birthday. Thanks Jill!
Wow!!! Those shoes!!!
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