Spectacular example of South Carolina pottery. With abundant glaze drippings Read more →
Spectacular example of South Carolina pottery. With abundant glaze drippings Read more →
It’s hard to list everything that I want to buy. I have broad and varied interests; all over the map. But if you have items that you want to get rid of, contact me. And keep in mind that I’ll pay you to let me clean out your attic, storage building, barn, basement, garage and out-buildings. I’ll be glad to… Read more →
This cast iron grave marker has exquisite detail. Finding a piece like this makes my job the best job in the world. Cast iron was popular to use for grave markers during the 1800s. It was relatively inexpensive and durable. Click on the photograph to enlarge it so you can really see it. Click… Read more →
Peanut: A Man and His Squirrel Read more →
Just because… Click on the image to go to the article to see more. Read more →
Episode: Rebels From Jamestown to Plymouth, early settlers fight for survival. Tobacco sows the seeds of opportunity; the north becomes a powerhouse of trade. Tension, taxation and resistance explode into war as the rebels take on the might of the British Empire. Washington’s army is near defeat, but new weapons and battle tactics turn the tide. Forged through revolution,… Read more →
This was an amazing find; a countertop cigar cutter. What Is It? There are ritual aspects to smoking a cigar that help you enjoy the taste and aroma to the fullest. First and foremost is cutting the cap. For this, you’ll use a cigar cutter. You’ll want to cut the cap off of… Read more →
Great riddles for young and old…click here. Read more →
The timeline of the production of toy vehicles runs parallel to the timeline of the auto industry. Both industries grew after changing to pressed steel instead of cast iron. Steel is easier to work with in manufacturing. And steel is less likely to rust or crack, so consumer goods would last longer. … Read more →