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Comment on 50 Fashionable Years: Geppi’s Entertainment Museum announces Barbie exhibit by Bonnie Hanson

Bonnie Hanson — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 20:19:39 +0000

I own a collection of Wizard of Oz dolls along with an Oz castle and fold out yellow brick road. The collection is in very good shape. The dolls have never been played with and are very realistic and clean. Would you be interested in the collection for your upcoming exhibit? I could send you a photo via the internet if you give me a specific website and contact person. Thank you. Bonnie Hanson, Howard County, MD

Comment on Using Vintage Shelf Edging & Tablecloth “Cutters” to Decorate Kitchen Shelves, Cabinets & Cupboards by Jacqueline

Jacqueline — Fri, 29 May 2009 19:30:48 +0000

Where can I find shelf edging. I see you are showing a product, Royaledge, but I have searched and can find nothing, specifically white, or blue and white.

Thanks,
Jacqueline Palyszeski

Comment on 5th annual Minnesota Antiques Dealers Association Show and Sale by Roberta Olson

Roberta Olson — Thu, 28 May 2009 19:53:23 +0000

I am trying to locate an association of people who collected/sold antique printing equiment in MN.
they used to have a show-sale I think in Stillwater.

Anyone have info on this?

thank you

Comment on Tips on Vintage Board Game Collectibles from Yankee Magazine by Rare collectibles

Rare collectibles — Thu, 28 May 2009 16:39:24 +0000

Thanks for the tips on vintage board games collectibles. It is very helpful.

Comment on Harley-Davidson® Silver Eagle Coin Collection by Rare collectibles

Rare collectibles — Mon, 25 May 2009 16:29:09 +0000

That is a very nice piece to have. I wonder how much that cost.

Comment on Using Vintage Shelf Edging & Tablecloth “Cutters” to Decorate Kitchen Shelves, Cabinets & Cupboards by Rare collectibles

Rare collectibles — Thu, 21 May 2009 19:14:24 +0000

That looks like a good idea to use vintage tablecloth. But I think that takes a lot of time to finish decorating shelves and cabinets.

Comment on 2009 Official Vintage Guitar Magazine Price Guide: The Only Complete Guide by Deborah

Deborah — Fri, 01 May 2009 10:32:07 +0000

Hi,

My brother inherited a 1962 Johnny Smith Archtop Gibson in excellent condition with the original pickups and tuners from our father who was a world renown jazz guitarist (Johnny Fourie) who died in August 2007.

The guitar was previously owned by John McLaughlin and was given to my father as a gift by him in 2003 (they were long time friends and John McLaughlin held my father in high esteem).

My brother went to John McLaughlin’s home in Monaco to fetch the guitar from him for our Father and has a verifying letter from John McLaughlin for Custom purposes.

Please could you give my brother and I an estimate of the value of this guitar .

With thanks,

Deborah and Sean Fourie.

Comment on “Claremont”: Chelsea Ship’s Clock & Barometer (1925-1929) by jmdeur

jmdeur — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 16:44:42 +0000

hmm, circa 1925-1929 with a may 21, 2000 patent stamp. guess mr. peabody was busy that day with the wabac machine…

Comment on 1970 K2 Honda Mini Trail 50 Z50 by Jeff

Jeff — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 21:14:12 +0000

Hello.
I LIve in Colombia (latin america), a have a minitrail 50cc its in goood conditions, everything is working, well sometimes de carb because is old, has some problems.
What question its about the price, if i want to sell it, how much i ask for???

Comment on Remembering Pearl Harbor by blue butterfly

blue butterfly — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 08:30:49 +0000

REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR.
sunlight dancing on the water shines like pearls atop the waves
a quiet sleepy harbor december sky was once ablaze and though
the bay is peaceful now where once a battle raged in standing on this
platform above ARIZONA’S grave a thousand men below me asleep
in heroes rest your names upon the marble wall you were AMERICA’S
best.

we will remember you standing your ground that fateful day we will remember you and the
price you had to pay we will remember you as we have throughout the years we will remember
you as ARIZONA sheds her black tears.

across FORT ISLAND UTAH lays upon her side her brave crew not forgotten 54 of them had died
all across OHAU our faces under fire the heroes of the harbor fought on with one desire the
losses here were heavy but we’d show them we’d fight on after four more years of the world at war
our victory was won.

we will remember you bravely standing your ground that fateful day we will remember you and the
price you had to pay we will remember you as we have t hroughout the years
we will remember you as ARIZONA sheds her black tears.

dedicated and in loving memory of all the brave heroes that lost their lives on dec.7th 1941.
rest easy sailors.

may you be having a great time in heaven.

you’ll never be forgotten.