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samhainpress:

This is my first (and so far, ONLY) double-sided dictionary pendant!  Available at my Etsy shop.

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balnibarbi:

AGS-034 Die Jungfrau mit dem Einhorn, 1c uhr Köln, 1475 - 1500 by petrus.agricola http://flic.kr/p/dTtSk3

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petapeta:

ZsaZsa Bellagio

indigenousdialogues:

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indigodreams:

These are Mandarin Hat Buttons… worn on the crown of a hat (indoors and outdoors; black velvet in the winter, woven rattan in the summer) both hats had an opening that allowed the metal finial for the buttons to be moved from one hat to another … or replaced with a different button (often made of precious stones) for a special occasion. Qing Dynasty

Bonsai Treehouse

(Source: ninapaw, via lovecake)

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theantidote:

Japanese Antique Pattern Fabric (via karaku*)

ourpresidents:

1940s Women in the Military Rag Dolls

Millions of young Americans served in America’s military during World War II. With FDR’s support their ranks included 350,000 women, who served as nurses and in special service branches established throughout the military.

These four dolls, made in 1944 by Mrs. W.W. McGee of Fitzgerald, Florida, represent different branches of the U.S. military and commemorate the service of American women in the Army, Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps during the war. Mrs. McGee sent these dolls to President Roosevelt as a gift.

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