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"The Pottery Papers" © was originally shown as a PowerPoint presentation at the 2001 Homer Laughlin China Collectors Conference (HLCCA). Some of the 850 or so items from the original presentation will be shown here.
You may also choose to hear some of the music that accompanied the presentation by using the Playlist at the bottom of the page.
Please do not copy the images found here, which come from my personal collection, without asking permission for use or at least linking back to this blog and giving full credit to the source.
My Tablescaping Blog:
The Little Round Table
You may also choose to hear some of the music that accompanied the presentation by using the Playlist at the bottom of the page.
Please do not copy the images found here, which come from my personal collection, without asking permission for use or at least linking back to this blog and giving full credit to the source.
My Tablescaping Blog:
The Little Round Table
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- Harlequin Brochure #2
- Riviera Brochure
- Fiesta Kitchen Kraft Brochure
- Fiesta Catalog Ad
- Fiesta Catalog Ad #2
- Fiesta Catalog Ad #3
- Royal Chrome Brochure
- Fiesta Ensemble Ad
- Fiesta Ad
- The Fiesta Ad posted 10/09/09 has additional info ...
- Armstrong Flooring Ad
- Woolworth's 60th Anniversary Booklet
- The American Potter Exhibit at the 1939 - 1940 Wor...
- The American Potter Exhibit at the 1939 - 1940 Wor...
- The American Potter Exhibit at the 1939 - 1940 Wor...
- The American Potter Exhibit at the 1939 - 1940 Wor...
- Fiesta Ensemble Ad
- Printer's Ad Mat For Fiesta Ensemble
- Fiesta Ad
- Fiesta American Dinnerware Ad
- Fiesta Boxed Set
- Fiesta, Riviera + KK Ad
- Fiesta Ad
- Fiesta Ad
- Fiesta Ad
- Fiesta Ad
- Juanita Dinner Service Ad
- Fiesta Ad
- Fiesta Ensemble Ad
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- "Fiesta" Tumblers
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I absolutely love old ads. I think the fonts are what I like the most. I would "kill" to have the font used to printe "119 Pieces". Wonder what it is?
ReplyDeleteKaren
Ladybug Creek
Hi Karen -
ReplyDeleteThey are fun aren't they?! I love reading them to see how the use of language has changed over time.