Do you know what this is? I did, and I was happy to pay $2 for it because they're about $45 new. I like the mid century industrial look of this one. (It's a yarn winder.)
I got this for Pat. He loves stuff like this.
Hmm...this doesn't look like a list of narcotics dispensed. Too bad.
These are probably African, maybe old. I just like them.
A framed certificate to add to Pat's collection. It says "Pam Claspill, 1959" on the back. The katekana characters on the left could be a Western name.
A couple of movie stills.
I got a box of miscellaneous postcards and photos from a guy for $15. Most of the postcards were uninteresting German travel ones like these...
...but there were some gems like this one
and this one.
A lot of great photos, too.
I covet his shirt.
I love everything about this picture - their dresses, their hairstyles, their sweet expressions.
Almost every one of these kids looks kind of uneasy. Were they scared of the guy on the left? Or just tired of posing?
I remember getting my fingers pinched by a horsie like this one.
Back when basketball players wore shorts, not skirts like they do today. Darn kids.
Pat was sad that this guy's head was cut off because he was so intrigued by his shirt. It looks like something a hipster would be wearing now, not of the same era as his car or his wife and child's clothes.
Girls, girls, girls.
What's that in the background, nuclear cooling towers?
From another vendor, restaurant ephemera. A chef's letter of recommendation.
