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collectorswearblackclothes: Lacoste S|S 13 by Columbine Goldsmith
collectorsweekly:Street style from the “Summer of Love” in San...
collectorsweekly:Happy Birthday to William Henry Perkin, who...
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collectorsweekly:“We were the prophets, the messengers, the...
collectorsweekly:Smoking jacket made from plain-weave silk and...
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau book covers and endpapers designed...
collectorsweekly:“Arctic Emergencies,” survival manual for...
collectorsweekly:Antique & Vintage Telephones: From...
collectorsweekly:Pages from a Hawaiian photo album, circa...
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau hair combs by Lucien Gaillard,...
collectorsweekly:Tea tag collection.(via Alexander Ross’...
collectorsweekly:Make It Work: Street Style for the Sensitive...
collectorsweekly:“The only thing that makes life possible is...
collectorsweekly:Daguerreotype viewing case made by John Stull,...
collectorsweekly:Cooking With Glass: How Pyrex Transformed...
collectorsweekly:Jack Tar hotels and motels, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: “Pop art is the American Dream, optimistic,...
collectorsweekly:1965 Mattel-O-Phone with playable mini-records
badgyal-k:collectorsweekly:How America Bought and Sold...
collectorsweekly:The Groundbreaking Kitsch Cowboy Art of...
collectorsweekly:R.I.P. Koko, the gorilla who learned sign...
collectorsweekly:“We are just an advanced breed of monkeys on...
collectorsweekly:Diana Frances Spencer, Princess of Wales, in...
collectorsweekly:Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler...
collectorsweekly:Sacred Anatomy: Slicing Open Wax Women in the...
collectorsweekly:Leading the Charge Against Casual Style, Armed...
collectorsweekly:Memento Mori: Skulls, Hairwork, and the Fashion...
collectorsweekly:The 1959 Goggomobil Is Insanely Cute and Gets...
historicaljewelry:vintagemarlene:collectorsweekly:Gold...
collectorsweekly:The Art of “Star Wars”: The Force Behind the...
collectorsweekly:Treasures of the Corner Drugstore and Soda...
collectorsweekly:U.S. Public Health Service poster from 1942.
collectorsweekly:The Old Public Library in Cincinnati, Ohio,...
yardbitch:yardbitch:collectorsweekly:The 1959 Goggomobil Is...
collectorsweekly:The Killer Mobile Device for Victorian Women
collectorsweekly:Fun With Guns: The Art of the Arcade Target
collectorsweekly:Was Robin Williams’ Art Collection a Window on...
collectorsweekly:Memento Mori: Skulls, Hairwork, and the...
collectorsweekly:Antique Stamps!
collectorsweekly:Charm bracelet made from wood, bakelite, and...
collectorsweekly:“Il consiglio alla vendetta” (Vengeance is...
collectorsweekly:Ordinary Beauty: How ‘Folk Art’ Challenged the...
collectorsweekly:Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by...
collectorsweekly:Sip ‘N Strip glasses made by Spencer’s Gifts,...
randomitemdrop:collectorsweekly:Sterling silver pill box...
collectorsweekly:“I want you to laugh and cry. That’s what I...
collectorsweekly:Lime-green interiors from a 3-bedroom condo in...
collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of...
collectorsweekly:Views of Georgia O’Keeffe’s home at Ghost Ranch...
kfcistrash:badgyal-k:collectorsweekly:How America Bought...
collectorsweekly:“Woman and Cosmetics,” oil on canvas by Wayne...
collectorsweekly:Sterling silver pill box featuring cat’s face,...
collectorsweekly:Embroidered tapestry featuring Inuit scenes...
collectorsweekly:Georgia O’Keeffe’s Hawaiian paintings, late...
collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one side featuring an...
collectorsweekly:LIFE Rides With Hells Angels, 1965.
collectorsweekly:Junk Drawer Pocket Knives
collectorsweekly:“Scrap Album” fancy dress designed by Sarah Ann...
collectorsweekly:The empty streets of London at night, as...
collectorsweekly:Protest buttons made by the 5th Ave Vietnam...
malachiefconstant:collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau cicada pendant...
collectorsweekly:Female rockabilly star Sparkle Moore from...
collectorsweekly:The Lost History of One of the World’s...
collectorsweekly:“The Adventures of Prince Achmed" by...
collectorsweekly:Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed...
collectorsweekly:For the Love of Danish Modern FurnitureI love...
collectorsweekly:The Barolo Chapel: A deconsecrated church...
collectorsweekly:The Fire Last Time: LIFE in Watts, 1966
collectorsweekly:Southern California’s high-school fashions,...
collectorsweekly:Coin-Op Cuisine: When the Future Tasted Like a...
collectorsweekly:R.I.P. actress Margot Kidder, famous for her...
collectorsweekly:Shioji SSS toy trailer, made in Japan,...
collectorsweekly:Photos from a gay wedding near Philadelphia,...
collectorsweekly:Gold-plated typewriter by Royal, c. 1950s.
collectorsweekly:Jeepers Creepers! Why Dark Rides Scare the...
collectorsweekly:Gorgeous colorized postcards of traditional...
collectorsweekly:Vintage Hermes scarves.
collectorsweekly:Dark Art: Spectacular Illusions from the Golden...
collectorsweekly:Our Pungent History: Sweat, Perfume, and the...
collectorsweekly:Silvertone radio with cowboy emblem and...
collectorsweekly:Treats or Tricks? Unfortunate Vintage Candy...
collectorsweekly:You and I will meet againWhen we’re least...
collectorsweekly:Tea tag collection.(via Alexander Ross’...
collectorsweekly:“We were the prophets, the messengers, the...
randomitemdrop:collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one...
collectorsweekly:Previously unpublished photographs of the...
collectorsweekly:Photos from the 1970s by Stephen Shore.
collectorsweekly:“We are just an advanced breed of monkeys on...
collectorsweekly:Bottled Up: Three Centuries of Whimsey...
collectorsweekly:A joyous vintage Easter
collectorsweekly:Street style from the “Summer of Love” in San...
collectorsweekly:Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly:Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:Previously unpublished photographs of the Native American occupation of Alcatraz, 1
collectorsweekly: Photos of women in the circus by Frederick W. Glasier, ca. 1901-1928.
collectorsweekly:Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau griffon-shaped lamp base with Bakalowits glass shade, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly:“The Future Belongs to Bauhaus Wallpaper,” brochure cover designed by J
collectorsweekly:“The Future Belongs to Bauhaus Wallpaper,” brochure cover designed by J
collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: Previously unpublished photographs of the Native American occupation of Alcatraz,
collectorsweekly:Wrestler exhibition cards from the 1940s - 1960s.
augustdementhe:collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s -
collectorsweekly:Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly:Previously unpublished photographs of the Native American occupation of Alcatraz, 1
collectorsweekly:Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:Photos of San Francisco’s Chinatown by Arnold Genthe, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly:From Whale Jaws to Corsets: How Sailors’ Love Tokens Got Into Women’s U
collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:Tea tag collection.(via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:Street style from the “Summer of Love” in San Francisco, 1967.
collectorsweekly:Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly:Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912.Via the Met.
collectorsweekly:“Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:Junk Drawer Pocket Knives
collectorsweekly:Tea tag collection.(via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly: The eclipse is coming!! Images from “Eclipses luminarium” by Cyprian Leowitz, 1554
collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:An Un-Conventional Thirst: Collecting 7Up’s Most Beautiful, Hallucinatory Bil
collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:Tea tag collection.(via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
overencumbered:collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.bo
collectorsweekly: Colorized photos of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb, circa 1920s.
collectorsweekly:Levi’s Big E jeans with custom leather applique, c. 1960-70s.
collectorsweekly:The eclipse is coming!!Images from “Eclipses luminarium” by Cyprian Leo
collectorsweekly:Custom psychedelic sportcoat, 1973.
overencumbered:collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.bo
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Souvenir camera key ring with two New York City images, c. early 20th century.
collectorsweekly: In the 1910s and ‘20s, the “Radium Girls” created glow-in-the-da
collectorsweekly: Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly: Drunk History: The Rise, Fall, and Revival of All-American Whiskey
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: You and I will meet againWhen we’re least expecting itOne day in some far of
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly: Photos from a gay wedding near Philadelphia, PA, taken in 1957. The owner of the d
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
overencumbered: collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
extabulis:conservethis: historyturtle: collectorsweekly: Flipping Out Over Handheld Movies, a Centur
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:Levi’s Big E jeans with custom leather applique, c. 1960-70s.
collectorsweekly: Levi’s Big E jeans with custom leather applique, c. 1960-70s.
collectorsweekly: “The Future Belongs to Bauhaus Wallpaper,” brochure cover designed by
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: “The only thing that makes life possible is permanent, intolerable uncertain
collectorsweekly:Southern California’s high-school fashions, photographed in 1969.
collectorsweekly: R.I.P. mathematician Katherine Johnson, who calculated the precise traje
collectorsweekly: Roadside Curiosities: Things That Make You Go “What the Heck?”
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s - 1920s.
collectorsweekly: “Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
collectorsweekly: Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Cast-silver writing utensil box made by Wenzel Jamnitzer, c. 1560-1570.(
collectorsweekly: Swedish matchbox label, circa late 19th century.
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly: In the 1910s and ‘20s, the “Radium Girls” created glow-in-the-da
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Souvenir camera key ring with two New York City images, c. early 20th century.
collectorsweekly: “Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
collectorsweekly: Levi’s Big E jeans with custom leather applique, c. 1960-70s.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Happy Birthday to William Henry Perkin, who invented the first synthetic dye,
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Happy Birthday to William Henry Perkin, who invented the first synthetic dye,
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
quienesesachica: collectorsweekly: Images from the Louisiana Cycling Club “Spokes” Scrap
collectorsweekly: Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly: Vase with cicada design by Delia Cadden, 1917.
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
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collectorsweekly: Vintage Howard Miller Clocks.
collectorsweekly: Remembering “unbought and unbossed” Shirley Chisholm, who became
collectorsweekly: “Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Photos from a gay wedding near Philadelphia, PA, taken in 1957. The owner of the d
collectorsweekly: Roadside Curiosities: Things That Make You Go “What the Heck?”
collectorsweekly: In the 1910s and ‘20s, the “Radium Girls” created glow-in-the-da
collectorsweekly: In the 1910s and ‘20s, the “Radium Girls” created glow-in-the-da
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: “Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau hair combs by Lucien Gaillard, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly: Embroidered tapestry featuring Inuit scenes from Manitoba, circa 1970s.
collectorsweekly: Souvenir camera key ring with two New York City images, c. early 20th century.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau griffon-shaped lamp base with Bakalowits glass shade, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly:Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly: Cast-silver writing utensil box made by Wenzel Jamnitzer, c. 1560-1570.(
collectorsweekly: The eclipse is coming!! Images from “Eclipses luminarium” by Cyprian L
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: “The Future Belongs to Bauhaus Wallpaper,” brochure cover designed by
collectorsweekly: Roadside Curiosities: Things That Make You Go “What the Heck?”
augustdementhe: collectorsweekly: Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s
collectorsweekly: Art Nouveau griffon-shaped lamp base with Bakalowits glass shade, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly: “Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
collectorsweekly: Colorized photos of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb, circa 1920s.
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau griffon-shaped lamp base with Bakalowits glass shade, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau hair combs by Lucien Gaillard, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau hair combs by Lucien Gaillard, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly: The Art of Making People Go Away Vintage “Do Not Disturb” si
collectorsweekly:Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:Vintage Lady Gator Rider Salt and Pepper Shakers, circa 1950s.
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau book covers and endpapers designed by Talwin Morris, circa late 19th an
collectorsweekly: Happy Birthday to William Henry Perkin, who invented the first synthetic dye,
collectorsweekly: Chatelaine scent bottle, made from glass and sterling silver, circa late 19th cent
collectorsweekly: Folk-art samplers used to teach embroidery, circa late 19th century.
collectorsweekly:“La Vie En Rose” album by Grace Jones, 1977.
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection.(via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly: Vintage glass straws with hand-blown animals made in Germany.
collectorsweekly: “The Future Belongs to Bauhaus Wallpaper,” brochure cover designed by
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:“La Vie En Rose” album by Grace Jones, 1977.
collectorsweekly: Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Southern California’s high-school fashions, photographed in 1969.
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:Victor Vasarely, porcelain coffee pot for Rosenthal, Germany, 1960. (Via Zelle
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:Plaid boots, made in France, circa 1860.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: “The Future Belongs to Bauhaus Wallpaper,” brochure cover designed by
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly: Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly: Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912. Via the Met
collectorsweekly: Alden B. Dow Home and Studio, designed by Alden Dow in Midland, Michigan, 1940.
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:Junk Drawer Pocket Knives
augustdementhe: collectorsweekly: Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s
collectorsweekly: Happy Birthday to William Henry Perkin, who invented the first synthetic dye,
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly: Previously unpublished photographs of the Native American occupation of Alcatraz,
augustdementhe: collectorsweekly: Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912. Via the Met
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
extabulis:conservethis: historyturtle: collectorsweekly: Flipping Out Over Handheld Movies, a Centur
collectorsweekly: Levi’s Big E jeans with custom leather applique, c. 1960-70s.
collectorsweekly: Memento Mori: Skulls, Hairwork, and the Fashion of Mourning
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly: Levi’s Big E jeans with custom leather applique, c. 1960-70s.
collectorsweekly: Embroidered tapestry featuring Inuit scenes from Manitoba, circa 1970s.
collectorsweekly: Colorized photos of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb, circa 1920s.
collectorsweekly: Drunk History: The Rise, Fall, and Revival of All-American Whiskey
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau hair combs by Lucien Gaillard, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau griffon-shaped lamp base with Bakalowits glass shade, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: “The Future Belongs to Bauhaus Wallpaper,” brochure cover designed by
collectorsweekly:Naughty Nuns, Flatulent Monks, and Other Surprises of Sacred Medieval Manuscripts
collectorsweekly: In the 1910s and ‘20s, the “Radium Girls” created glow-in-the-da
collectorsweekly: Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912. Via the Met
collectorsweekly: Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly: Photos from a gay wedding near Philadelphia, PA, taken in 1957. The owner of the d
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
augustdementhe: collectorsweekly: Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s
collectorsweekly: Cast-silver writing utensil box made by Wenzel Jamnitzer, c. 1560-1570.(
fuckyeahilike: collectorsweekly: Diablitos in the Details: The Curious Tale of Mexico’s Most P
collectorsweekly: “Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
modernizor:Vintage Football Programs via www.collectorsweekly.com
collectorsweekly: Chatelaine scent bottle, made from glass and sterling silver, circa late 19th cent
collectorsweekly: Happy Birthday to William Henry Perkin, who invented the first synthetic dye,
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:Southern California’s high-school fashions, photographed in 1969.
collectorsweekly: Colorized photos of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb, circa 1920s.
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau hair combs by Lucien Gaillard, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly:Panapet radios, circa 1970s.
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: 19th-century models used for scientific study.
collectorsweekly: “Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
springfieldstills: collectorsweekly: Vicious Vintage Campaign Buttons Relevant
collectorsweekly: Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912. Via the Met
collectorsweekly:An Un-Conventional Thirst: Collecting 7Up’s Most Beautiful, Hallucinatory Bil
collectorsweekly: Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Silk bodice made in Europe during the 18th century. (Via the Met)
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly: Colorized photos of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb, circa 1920s.
collectorsweekly: Hippie cartoon-printed pants from the 1960s.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912. Via the Met
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly: In the 1910s and ‘20s, the “Radium Girls” created glow-in-the-da
collectorsweekly: “Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
collectorsweekly:An Un-Conventional Thirst: Collecting 7Up’s Most Beautiful, Hallucinatory Bil
collectorsweekly: Photos from a gay wedding near Philadelphia, PA, taken in 1957. The owner of the d
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly:Southern California’s high-school fashions, photographed in 1969.
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly: Silk bodice made in Europe during the 18th century. (Via the Met)
collectorsweekly: Souvenir camera key ring with two New York City images, c. early 20th century.
collectorsweekly: Cast-silver writing utensil box made by Wenzel Jamnitzer, c. 1560-1570.(
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau hair combs by Lucien Gaillard, circa 1900.
overencumbered: collectorsweekly:Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection.(via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau book covers and endpapers designed by Talwin Morris, circa late 19th an
collectorsweekly:Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly:Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly: Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912. Via the Met
collectorsweekly: Vintage Howard Miller Clocks.
collectorsweekly: Kimono textile book with hand-panted designs, circa 1880s.
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau hair combs by Lucien Gaillard, circa 1900.
augustdementhe: collectorsweekly: Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s
collectorsweekly: From Whale Jaws to Corsets: How Sailors’ Love Tokens Got Into Women’s
collectorsweekly:Levi’s Big E jeans with custom leather applique, c. 1960-70s.
randomitemdrop: collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction t
collectorsweekly: Tea tag collection. (via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s - 1920s.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: “Tanglewood Tales” by Nathaniel Hawthorne with illustrations by Edmund
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly: Singing the Lesbian Blues in 1920s Harlem
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: Happy Birthday to William Henry Perkin, who invented the first synthetic dye,
collectorsweekly:Surrealist advertisements for British Overseas Airway Corporation (BOAC) designed b
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s - 1920s.
collectorsweekly:Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly: The eclipse is coming!! Images from “Eclipses luminarium” by Cyprian L
collectorsweekly: Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912. Via the Met
collectorsweekly: Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912. Via the Met
collectorsweekly:Antique gambling wheel, circa early 20th century.
collectorsweekly: Custom platform boots made by Rainbow Cobbler in San Francisco, circa 1970.
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:Southern California’s high-school fashions, photographed in 1969.
conservethis: historyturtle: collectorsweekly: Flipping Out Over Handheld Movies, a Century Before&n
collectorsweekly: Notation knives, with one side featuring an engraved benediction to be sung before
collectorsweekly: Gold, enamel, and moonstone brooch designed by Ferdinand Hauser, 1912. Via the Met
collectorsweekly: Levi’s Big E jeans with custom leather applique, c. 1960-70s.
collectorsweekly: Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly: Doomsday Fashion of the Azores Islands, c. late 19th century.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:  Gold Myrtle Wreath, Greek, c. 330-250 BCE.
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau hair combs by Lucien Gaillard, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: Moon And Stars Go-Go boots made by Gohil’s of London, 1960s.
collectorsweekly: Photos of San Francisco’s Chinatown by Arnold Genthe, circa 1900.
collectorsweekly:Tea tag collection.(via Alexander Ross’ flickr)
collectorsweekly:Art Nouveau cicada pendant made from metal and amethyst, c. 1910s - 1920s.
collectorsweekly: Colorized photos of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb, circa 1920s.
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