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15 March 2009, 05:28 AM | #31 |
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15 March 2009, 05:32 AM | #32 |
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15 March 2009, 05:46 AM | #33 |
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Custom and production knives.
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15 March 2009, 06:50 AM | #34 |
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As for knives, I just picked up a red stag cigar whitler from Case. It's part of their Select line and is very cool!!!
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15 March 2009, 07:00 AM | #35 |
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Love case, got a LE Cotton picker, stunning.
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I collect the Tiny Texas Toothpick and other stag handled Case patterns. I also like the pearl handled knives by Case. And have a few of the new Swayback Jacks and Liner lock Trappers(of course in Stag)
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Dave, forgot to mention, your Cotton picker knife is awesome!!!
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Frans, love it. I've got a thing for WWII flying jackets too.
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I collect scale die-cast vehicles. Although my collection has shrunk considerably, I still have some fairly collectable ones (to me anyway, maybe not in the grand scheme of die-casts) that I may not let go. My interests/money has shifted almost entirely to watches as of late. There are still some "grail" die-casts out there that I think I will still purchase, someday.
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I collect harmonicas...well not really collect them, I just have a load in different keys. If I collected I'd buy all the dumba$$ special edition and endorsed harps. I just buy what sounds good in what key I need.
If I could afford it I'd collect tube amps and harp mics but I can't so I don't!!!!! I have a bunch of comic books, novels and text books but like my cd's, dvds, video games and LPs they are just "stuff"...they aint a collection. I also have a bunch of cookery books so I guess that's a a collection (although if I was collecting I'd but the El Bulli books and possibly the fat duck cookbook). I collect coins and bears (mainly expensive Rupert Bears) for my son. My wife seems to collect hair straighteners!!!!!! J |
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Nice Tiffany style fitting in the first pic...would go great in my dining room.
The Art Deco style fitting in the bed/sitting room is gorgeous and is really complemented by the emulsion colours. Next time I'm out and about I'll see if I can dig anything up for you.... Now that's 1920-30's fittings and a couple of chimney pots on the list!!!!!!!!! J |
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Lisa, I like the fixture in the front foyer!!!
Very cool.
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I play and collect guitars,amps,/ I love to workout so that is part of my past time. Xbox 360. Sports you get the picture..
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This one's for you, Lisa. Bought this art deco lamp over 20 years ago. I remember the shop owner told me if I broke one of the globes just throw the whole thing away cause I'd never find another. So far, so good.
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Dan, that lamp fixture is beautiful!!!
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Oh, Dan! You know how to get a gal excited! In a nice way!
Seriously, that is gorgeous. So Art Deco! But you know what? Ebay is a great source for slip shades. So don't despair if one ever gets broken - if you look long enough you'll probably find a replacement. I've found a few to complete our fixtures, and just a couple weeks ago sold 4 that I had that were duplicates. Just search for "slip shade" and about 100 things will pop up any given day. |
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http://cgi.ebay.com/2-Art-Deco-Frost...3%3A4|294%3A50
See what I mean, Dan? You might want to grab these to have extras just in case! |
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Thanks for the link. I'll keep that in mind. Btw, love your vintage lighting. dP
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i have a pretty vast music collection. vinyl, CD and electronic. also bicentennial US quarters and silk screened concert posters from the past and present.
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