Morning everyone...as always, some wonderful finds. Click on the photos and links. First up an oldie but goodie--a special request--and a repeat--and one of our faves from Howard Lamey--a repro/interpretation of a made in Japan original--the "Embassy" House; see it from start to finish, illuminated too, and a pattern is provided as well! Go to http://bit.ly/2mxaqrV
It's followed by some examples from our growing obsession with cabinet cards/postcards featuring highly posed children, dolls, dogs and kitties. These are mainly pre-WWI and European.
Again click on the photos and links.
To the new reader who wants to create a narrow putz village for her narrow dining room windowsill--this is JUST THE TICKET--yes we've been asked before! It comes to you courtesy of Howard Lamey and Paul Race of BIG INDOOR TRAINS, click on the link; if you cut out some windows here and there you can run a line of battery operated Christmas lights behind the scene to "pop it" with some light http://bit.ly/2mO0tbt
This year a friend wants to create a medieval Christmas village under her antique feather tree. This whole thing got started when she inherited two vintage metal Knight in shining armor book ends(!) And so she's looking for cardboard castles....
And so....Speaking of castles, and Fey and Lamey, click on the link to see a Flickr gallery of putz castles and "lakies" too; always worth a second (and third!) look--go to https://bit.ly/2Cp873f
And then there this 3-D Table top Cardstock castle--that could be elevated from Party City; more here
And this cardboard castle kit from Calafont with LOADS OF POTENTIAL; more here
AND LOTS OF ANTIQUE TOY CASTLES FOR INSPIRATION FROM THOMAS QUINE HERE
FROM FRIEND DAVID KONIG, COMEDIENNE, AUTHOR; his book just keeps climbing!
SO WORTH READING AGAIN: An utterly charming and quick Easter story from Shiela Race and Family Christmas Online Dot Com - Ears to you, a Bunny Tale; more here
SEE THE LAST EDITION OF MORE FABULOUS VINTAGE WEBSITES, FINDS, ETC. FROM EVERYTHING CROTON HERE
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THAT HOWARD HOUSE IS GORGEOUS!
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