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Thursday, May 21, 2015

A Mid-Week Junk Fix with MORE Nudity

After we picked up the truck yesterday, I was near a thrift that I wanted to hit, so I stopped in.  I had heard they were moving to a new location, and I was right.  I promised that I would "just be a minute" and I would "just take a quick spin around" and then when I got in the door I saw a big sign that said, "ENTIRE STORE HALF PRICE."  I sent a text of that photo to the car where The Bean was waiting with his book.  A short text came back, "Uh-Oh".  Ha.  He knows me too well.  In the end, my grand total was $30.00, but it halved to $15.00.  So not a bad deal.  The Bean (he came in to shop at those bargain prices) got three nice arrows for $6.00 that added to my total.


Two vintage boxes full of old quills and calligraphy nibs.  I love old office things.  But, they will most likely go on ebay or to The Junk Ranch.  


I got 8 Reader's Digest Books with pretty colors.  Four of them had bad bindings, so they got cut apart.  I used to cut the covers off all the RD books for crafting, but I have a nice supply of good ones now.  People like to use them in decorating now.  So I will take a box full to TJR.  


A beautiful Denby Pottery Pitcher from England and a small thrown pottery vase.  The inside of the pitcher is cobalt blue and SO pretty!


A lovely pink cake plate.  
I don't know if it's new or old, but it's pretty and useful. And it was $1.00!  

This morning when I went to ebay, my homepage showed a bunch of vintage birthday candles.  My mind suddenly remembered that I had found a vintage box of birthday candles at the thrift.  But where were they?  I run to the recycling tub, a dig in the plastic bag bin and I found them!  minutes before the recycling truck came.  Yea me!  


This is one of my favorite collections, but one I rarely ever find out thrifting.  I receive them in Happy Mail packages and swaps.  So, I was happy to remember this one before it was too late!




Two very old books and a Fruitcake Tin from the now defunct Continental Bakery (The Breadman's old employer).


A funny little Graduation girl.  She's much less scary in person, I promise.  


One of the old books is a piano music book with the cutest little notes and drawings.  

The second book is a "Bedside Companion" from 1935 and I tell you what - that book is really risque!  Nakedness, Raunchy jokes, cartoons and bad words!  


Here is a list of things a man should have on hand for his lady when she comes over.  


K-Y Jelly?  Lord a mercy.  I didn't know that stuff was around in 1935!  



This is the second post in a row where I have had to mark out boobies.  
What is this blog coming to???????

When I got home, I had an email from that same thrift telling me that the store was going to be 75% off the next day.  DADGUMIT.  

A little mid-week junk fix to spur me along.  

Hope you are finding some junk too.  Happy Memorial Day Weekend!


16 comments:

  1. The closest thing I've seen to those Readers Digest books is when Hobby Lobby made letters out of them last year. I think they are all in Arkansas. At your house.

    Have an awesome weekend!

    Erica

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  2. Fun stuff and yes what is this blog coming to?? All that nakedness! So funny. Just tell yourself the things you found 1/2 price would not still be there at 75% off. Did that help? Sorry :)

    hugs,
    Linda

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  3. I love the covers of those old reader's digest books - but I never buy them, as I've never been able to sell them in the past. I think they would be fun to take a part and use as a cover for a homemade notebook. :) And 75% off now... aren't you just kicking yourself?

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  4. that list included cans of dog food? That would be one broke ass man if he tried supplying all that at todays prices.

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    1. It said $500.00 back then! So silly.

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  5. XX SCANDALOUS XX !
    (too funny)

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  6. That book is hillarious! I don't know why we think things were different back then....LOL

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    1. Isn't that so true? People have always been naughty and kinky and even gay and all that stuff but people think it's all "new". Ha! We're just more open now, I guess. :)

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  7. I can't believe you don't find vintage birthday candles often. I bet I find them at every other sale I go to...I don't buy them often anymore unless a package I don't have. Glad you remembered to save yours!

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    1. I have only found about five boxes in my digging. When I do find them, they have UPC's on them and aren't old or cute. I have a lot, but I have been gifted and done a bit of ebay shopping.....whoops.

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  8. I am too scandalized to comment!

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    1. Forgive me? No more nudity, I promise. Unless it MUST BE SHOWN. Ha. :)

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    2. LOL!!!!! Happy Memorial Day!

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  9. Love the bachelor list! Hilarious! Denby pitcher is a nice one!

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  10. Those quills and nibs are a great find. I once found some old pen nibs for .50 at a garage sale and so,d them for $150! So I hope you make some mad cash. Of course I love the candles. I never find them either, I think Laurie is hoarding them all :) The scandalous book was a hoot.

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