From the past! A group of 10 assorted early red plastic buttons dating from the later 1930’s, 1940’s. Sold as lot, the group includes three cute cutout of garden flowers. These are plastic shank back. Size 3/4″ diameter. The remainder … Read More
Ready to dress your old doll, this combination underwear are perfect for under her lovely dress. The one piece bloomers and camisole are home sewn of white cotton, embellished with rows of tucks and accented with pretty lace trim. There … Read More
Here is a very nice unused boy’s overcoat pattern from 1919. Imagine, over 100 years old, never used and still in the factory wrap. Even the graphic of the envelope are neat of a boy with lasso ready to do … Read More
There is nothing like the “hunt” of antiques in the shape of animals so here is a neat find of a vintage 1920’s cast iron boot scraper of a wire hair terrier dog. Dating from the 1920’s, the boot scraper … Read More
Dating from the Edwardian era, perhaps earlier 1900’s, a pair of silk stockings in a creamy yellow tan color. Bottom of foot area is cotton. A number 8 is woven into the silk at the top edge on one. Arrow design … Read More
An early Superior nightgown pattern by Sears, Roebuck & Co. Pattern number 8013 – – 9472. No date but probably dates late teens – early 1920’s. It is a size 40 for a 40″ bust. Unmarked with instructions for sewing … Read More
A society silk embroidery, on tan linen, heart shaped picture frame with easel back. Dating from the Victorian to Edwardian era, our ancestors created lovely needlework during this time period. One of those treats were embroidered pictures frames. This particular … Read More
Although no date, this trade card from the Ohio Coffee & Spice Company, extending Easter Greetings, is from the early 1900’s. A postcard size, the pretty card features a church on a river bank. Overlaid with roses and bird at … Read More
Need life insurance? Here’s a trade card from the Western & Southern Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio advertising their product on the back of the card. The front of the card shows a winter scene of a little girl dressed … Read More
Unused, still with label, a lovely shade of pink ombre ribbon. The color is very subtle shading from one side to the other. Paper label states it is a No 3 tag patented Sept 23, 13 (1913) Kimball Co., New York. … Read More