Come along with two fair-haired ladies as they poke around the Pennsylvania countryside in garages, attics, barns and auction houses for hidden treasure to sell in their etsy.com shops...and rediscover who they are as their nests begin to empty.
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Thursday, September 22, 2011
I Could Build a Robot
Stuff seems to come in clumps for me. One week I'll find five jewelry boxes, and then not another for months.
The next week I'll find half-a-dozen pieces of extra-pretty Pyrex. After that, nada, not one kitschy bowl for ages.
Its the same with electronics.
Clocks, radios and cameras were everywhere I looked last weekend as I poked around some yard sales.
This is a flip-number clock...do you remember these from the late 70's and early 80's? My parents had one next to their bed. I remember staring at the numbers on Christmas morning, willing them to flip down from 5:59 to 6:00...I wasn't allowed to go out to open presents until 6:00. It took forEver for the stupid numbers to flip!
And this radio looks just like the one my husband's grandfather kept on a shelf in the kitchen to listen to baseball games while he read the paper.
Just love this old Polaroid camera that I found with the original case and paperwork, another great piece of nostalgia, and mid-century design. Makes me want to "shake it like a Polaroid pic-tcha."
Not sure why I'm suddenly finding all these cool old electronics, but I have to wonder if the universe is trying to tell me something. Like I'm suppose to build a robot...or listen to the radio while taking pictures in a timely manner.
I wonder what the next group of things will be.
Labels:
antique radio,
camera,
clock,
etsy,
flip clock,
Heather Mosko,
radio,
t,
vintage,
yard sale
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