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Acorn NecklaceandHorse BroochfromHuronValleyVintage
It was in a priority mail box, so I though It would be very simple, but then I opened the box, there was an another box with a lovely red ribbon.
Inside was all padded and my new jewelries were perfectly secured. I didn’t really realize until I opened the box but the color of the horse and the acorns are matching and I really like the fact!
The red horse, they had 4 colors; black, brown, red brown and red. I picked a red one because it goes with from dark to light colors.
The acorn necklace, this is Bakelite reproduction. The leaves are plastic but the acorns are made of wood! It actually makes the necklace much better than just plastic; the warmth and the gloss of wood would suit for autumn and winter wonderfully.
Yes… I have already done autumn shopping… Oh no…
Anyway, can’t wait for the autumn to come!!
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Red Cherry Necklace by Anita, MelodyODesigns
This was actually one of my very first Etsy purchases which arrived first yesterday. Etsy is wonderful; I got a notification right after the package arrived in my mail box!! I lost my package the other day and I was very anxious, so I was so moved by this little thing which happened to me.
The package was so lovely, the butterfly is not just a print or stamp, but it’s cut out from a paper and glued!
The necklace was in a green tin can with a handwriting thank you memo.
This is 40′s vintage Bakelite inspired necklace. I don’t mind to won reproduces or something inspired by the vintage goods as long as it is in a fantastic quality. And this is one which is amazing, definitely eye catching and great for summer!!
I am so in love with this necklace. I’m wearing it as writing this post ;)
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@gearheadworks makes everything better. . @czusafirearms Scorpion EVO with Tailhook Mod 1C, @krebs_custom PD-18 pistol with the original Tailhook, and @bravocompanyusa build with Tailhook Mod 2. All pistols, and these set-ups are all thanks to Gear Head Works Tailhooks
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#magnificent @krebs_custom
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Some of the finest builds come out of the @krebs_custom shop
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Yeti Pipe #328
I made this one for the Chicago pipe show back in May, and just now got around to posting it. Better late than never!
Accent is vintage bakelite.
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Yeti Pipe #350
A smooth blowfish with vintage green bakelite.
This pipe was made for the Chicago pipe show, and one of my personal favorites to-date.
Sold.
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Polishing and attaching a beautiful vintage bakelite accent to this adorable nose-warmer bent egg.
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An American-made swastika gear shift knob of an unknown date and manufacturer.
Here is another gearshift knob that I posted some time back.
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During the course of the AK-47s lifetime, there were constant improvements to the design of the magazines. In the 1960s they developed a new kind of glass reinforced polymer called AG4. They used this new plastic to create the newest magazine for their standard issue rifles. Created by injection molding, the two halves were joined with epoxy. The magazines include steel lugs on the front and back to strengthen the connection when inserted into the rifle, and later versions were manufactured with steel feed lips. The vast majority were made at the Izhevsk plant while a relatively small number were made at the Tula factory. Today many people call these Bakelite mags, even though this is technically incorrect. -R
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