The 1960s was a big time for soft pastel illustrations of demure Victorian ladies with […]

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For many years, I was the storytime lady at our small town library. Once a […]

As a kid, riding in or owning a Radio Flyer was a rite of passage. […]

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When it comes to whether vintage metal pieces should or should not be polished, people […]

Few American companies that can trace their history back to the early 1800s, but Kentucky […]

We have poetry by women and women poets on the brain today, not for any […]

Thrift stores are overrun with clear glass pieces, and regrettably, the majority is mundane and […]

Black coral, scientifically known as Antipatharia, is not always black, it ranges in color from […]

Have you ever looked at a piece of vintage china and noticed a network of […]

According to the Sears Archive website, the first edition of what eventually became the Sears, […]

If you flip over a pair of 20th century sterling silver candlesticks or a footed […]