spent $20.15
quite a few sales for this early in the year, has to be a result of the recent weather
note: items priced with * were bought for a total of $3
- 3 plastic wide-mouth thermoses--75 cents / all
- bottle of turbine oil--*
- insulated lunch bag (Chambers Heating-Plumbing)--10 cents
- (pile of) 3 belts--free
- 2 blue glass watering globes--50 cents / both
- 4 tiny aluminium loaf pans--*
- programmable digital thermostat (works)--5
- small bundle of colored pencils made from twigs--5 cents / all
- glass dashund sculpture from Tijuana--1
- 2 clear glass insulators--1 / both
- Copper-accented cookie press and frosting gun w/dies--2 / all
- souvenier "key" from 1934 Chicago World's Fair--50 cents
- clear plastic spatula--*
- new-looking pair of oven gloves--25 cents
- unused tin of mink oil--*
- 2 spring-loaded curtain rods--50 cents / both
- cigarette lighter extension cord--*
- clear pyrex loaf pan--25 cents
- 2 handwarmers--*
- (another look at the "twig" pencils)
- tiny blue umbrella--25 cents
- another type of handwarmer + pack of fuel--*
- 2 rope cleats--50 cents / both
- wonderful heavy red cotton long-sleeved shirt--1
- 2 long-sleeved thermal style t-shirts, burgundy and navy--2 / both
- silk / rayon short-sleeved shirt--1
- insulated zippered bag--50 cents
- schrader valve tool (used on tires)--*
a closer look at the 1934 Chicago World's Fair souvenier. When Joe bought it, the glass thermometer was still on the side in the RH view, but it was missing when we unpacked it at home :( The detail on this piece is amazing, the Hall of Science at the bottom, the front and back of the woman's head, the Federal Building and Travels and Transport Buildings on the top...A real cool piece of cuuh!!