As always, some wonderful new finds, oldies but goodies, special requests and more. Click on the photos and links.

The Robin Hood Castle set, 1956, featured in a previous auction from the now closed Serioustoyz.com in Croton; it sold for $197 a few years back.
And finally, in limited quantities, now available at Blumchen, a rare Victorian-style Dresden garland for your Christmas tree, the filigree die-cut links are made from a gold foil-covered cardstock. Still bright, shiny and in mint condition, this vintage collectible is now more than 35 years old. Produced in Western Germany by a family firm that is no longer in business, they have only limited quantities available. Get it at Christmas Shop: Vintage Dresden Filigree Chain Garland, West Germany - D. Blumchen
And finally, in limited quantities, now available at Blumchen, a rare Victorian-style Dresden garland for your Christmas tree, the filigree die-cut links are made from a gold foil-covered cardstock. Still bright, shiny and in mint condition, this vintage collectible is now more than 35 years old. Produced in Western Germany by a family firm that is no longer in business, they have only limited quantities available. Get it at Christmas Shop: Vintage Dresden Filigree Chain Garland, West Germany - D. Blumchen
Time to have some putz house fun @ Christmas Notebook! Go to:
http://christmasnotebook.com/putz-little-glitter-houses/
An outstanding collection of vintage coca cola ads featuring lots and lots of highly stylized pretty women------and one great Santa Claus and train; go to
An outstanding collection of vintage coca cola ads featuring lots and lots of highly stylized pretty women------and one great Santa Claus and train; go to
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cupcake67/sets/72157617337237632/
And by special request, a "Faux feather tree" tutorial from Howard Lamey - looks like fun and not at all that difficult--well we'll see! http://www.familychristmasonline.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=58
And by special request, a "Faux feather tree" tutorial from Howard Lamey - looks like fun and not at all that difficult--well we'll see! http://www.familychristmasonline.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=58
AND IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: EverythingCroton: MORE FABULOUS VINTAGE WEBSITES, FINDS, ETC. FROM EVERYTHING CROTON
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