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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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December
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- V-8 Surprise
- Tinned Food
- Krispy Krackers
- Pillsbury Flour
- dexo
- Corn Flakes
- Kix
- Nucoa
- Happy Housewife
- Heinz Soups
- Cream Soup Bowls
- Kids and Cake
- Harlequin
- Betty Crocker, Gold Medal Flour, Wesson Oil
- Bisquick
- Fleischmann's Yeast
- Libby's Pineapple
- Sun-Maid Raisins
- The Sun-Maid Raisin Girl
- Maltex
- Royal Baking Powder
- Nutrition Cards
- Tray Sets
- Two-Way Tray
- Homemade Ice Cream
- Ivory
- Gebhardt's Chili Con Carne
- Harlequin Marmalade
- Pie Crust
- Better Homes and Gardens
- Fiesta Catalog Ad
- The Halifax Mail, Canada
- Fiesta Catalog Ad - In TECHNICOLOR
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I just received my grandmother's old toaster and it is just like the one in the picture above! I have not yet had an opportunity to see if it works, but knowing how well she took care of her stuff, I am sure it does.
ReplyDelete~ Tracy
Hi Tracy -
ReplyDeleteThose flip down sides were always my favorite kind of toaster. My grandmother also had them, but I'm stuck with a modern day 4 slicer from Costco. Little or no style, but it does make good toast. :-)