There must be a Rummage sale somewhere! And there were several. I scored on all this lace, trim and ribbon.
This cookbook published in the forties, is a treasure trove of good old
fashioned baking recipes. A good read on a rainy Saturday.
I found a Christmas tray, much like my Currier and Ives season trays, but not Winter. Why am I finding so many french canning jars? I can't resist em and even my DH is finding them for me. I found a source for new rubber seals, the ones on the jars are cracked and brittle. The finial is for a project that needed just this one. Serendipity!
I collect Lane small cedar chests, but this
souvenir chest from Wisconsin had to come home with me.
The total for my loot, $5.50. Oh, and I also got a book about the Essex, a whaling ship that was destroyed by a whale, and inspired the author of Moby Dick. The things you find at a rummage sale! God bless all of my friends on this beautiful Palm Sunday.
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Your rummage finds are so unique. You must have a third sense of which ones to visit. And now DH is in on all of this "rummaging"!
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