It's always fun to set David loose with his camera in Primitiques. He has a neat perspective. Just thought I'd share a few of his pics. You can go here to see the rest.
Here's a close up of those Tony Lama boots.
And here's a better shot of the dish rack/chicken feeder.
Me and my power shot took the rest of these photos. You can go here to see all of the pictures in my Primitiques photo set. I thought I'd show a new use for a locker with the door removed. Great for dishes!
Mindy, I love the chicken feeder dish rack display. Awesome idea!!
ReplyDeleteI love the locker with the door removed...
ReplyDeleteneat idea!
Love the typewriter display! And the flashcards are fab!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the typewriter keys. I'd put it in a frame and hang it on my wall.
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What size are Tony's boots? Yowzer!
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It all rocks! I'm in love with the chicken feeder and the locker! Love at first sight!
ReplyDeleteTricia, he is good, isn't he?
ReplyDeleteCher, David and I turned those boots all but inside out, looking for a size. None listed anywhere! When I am at the store in the morning, I will put them on and see if I can make an estimation. It's about time you came to Poetry anyway, isn't it???
~Mindy
Love the typewriter in the case. Tres Cool!!! Check on the inside close to the front on the boots. The size is usually close to the maker's name. It's looking great. Tn'T
ReplyDeleteDebbie, glad you like the typewriter in case. Believe it or not, I have the little black, key covers for each key, as well. Wild! Also, funny. David told me where to look, after I had looked. And then he looked. And I'm telling you, unless they printed it where the toes are, it ain't there. Amazing. ~Mindy
ReplyDeleteI kept looking at the first picture...cluck, moo, quack...and thinking "where is the cow?" Dang, I am so blonde! I love the pic of the close up of the typewriter keys!
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That really is amazing. I've never seen a pair that didn't have the size in them. I'm gonna guess you checked the bottom, too? I also don't think I've seen key covers either. Yippee!! I learned something new-I get to live another day. Tn'T
ReplyDeleteThere are some random numbers, but nothing that made sense to me or my smart, Aggie boyfriend. The bottoms have been resoled, so, there's no telling. The key covers are metal and fit perfectly over each key. Wild. Glad I could contribute to your learnin', Debbie. ;-) ~Mindy
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by, I have REALLY enjoyed visiting your blog! Can't wait to get to Poetry...lots to see and do. LOVE that chicken feeder dish rack!
ReplyDeleteIs there a series of #, then a letter by chance?
ReplyDeleteDebbie. Maaaaybe. I am going to meet a customer at Primitiques in the morning. I will examine the boot thoroughly. Try it on to estimate a size. Measure the length of the sole. And I'll write each and everything down that I see. Sounds like you may be onto something. Can't wait to hear! ~Mindy
ReplyDeleteI want to shop there! I live in France and everyone wants to come here to do antiquing and I of course want to do th opposite! That peanutbutter sandwich jar is divine!
ReplyDeleteMarie Reed, France? Welcome!
ReplyDeleteTHE BOOTS. I wore size 8 boots up to Primitiques and lined them up with the Tony Lama's. They appear to be the very same length. If anything, the Tony's are a touch shorter. Inside the left boot is printed 243-r-3,29370,064185,175,170,170. Right boot: 170,170,2930,064185,243-R03,29370. Debbie? What do you know? ~Mindy
I love the plate rack/chicken feeder.Thanks for stopping by and entering my PIF book exchange. Good Luck!
ReplyDeletePretty dishes with pink roses on your feeder. How cute. Are the 2 scalloped edge plates ironstone or china? Kinda hard to tell from here.
ReplyDeleteOh these are just gorgeous!!! Love your blog btw
ReplyDeleteOoh do I love that dish rack/chicken feeder! It would look so good in my little kitchen. All the photos are great, now off to your link to see the rest.
ReplyDeleteHappy day!
~Tracie
This looks like a place where I'd like to spend some time and even a little bit of money. That chicken feeder as dishrack was genious.
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