A couple pretty tins I found in the dungeon..and a container of coasters...On the back
of the coasters there has been stamped "alcohol proof" and Made in Japan...
A few items from Nebraska...the red deal is what people used to put half gallon cartons of
milk in...has a handle on the other side, which doesn't show in the picture...half gallons at one
time came in paper cartons....this deal made it easier to pour...the yellow item was made
to hold matches...
Some kind of knife...aluminum coasters...the black metal thing was made to hang on
the wall and hold matches...
Mermaid marked "Made in Occupied Japan" 
What an assortment! ha! Wooden toy horse, hmm deal from Puerto Rico...
The bread deal was made by a bread company and is lined with all kind of sewing needles...
The doll is made of wood...apparently home made....rather "folk art like" and I sure
don't know the story behind it!
A leather deal to carry keys in..actually still had keys in it...and see where there is a place for
emergency nickels?
Check out that phone number!
3 comments:
I remember a lot of that stuff. Especially the mushroom thing and the red thing too.
That is neat about the phone number!
My dad used to work at Holsum Bakery in Rolla. We had one of those bread things at one time. And the hair bow, I remember my sister, Judy wearing them. I thought she was so neat and grownup.
I like that bread thing! And it is just FULL of needles! Remember how good that bread smelled baking in Rolla at that intersection..yummo!
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