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people were much smaller back thenAgain... Not WWII.. But I picked this up because I thought it was cool...
Bedside Bible... Printed 1864 during the civil war..
The damned thing is so small... I don't know how anyone could read it...
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people were much smaller back thenAgain... Not WWII.. But I picked this up because I thought it was cool...
Bedside Bible... Printed 1864 during the civil war..
The damned thing is so small... I don't know how anyone could read it...
.I collect chess sets, yet only display one at a time as my mood dictates. I could be in Star Trek mode one year, or GoT motif the next.
i used to live to the immediate left of thisI collect chess sets, yet only display one at a time as my mood dictates. I could be in Star Trek mode one year, or GoT motif the next.
Reading the thread, I also collect colognes as Big L does. Many suits were made in southern countries visited.
unfortunately, i usually throw them away out of habit. i hate having random paper in my pockets. this has forked me more than a few times with sheet to return.receipts.
ok, that is forking awesome. i used to collect different coaxial cable connectors i would find to replace. then i threw them away when i wasn’t in the industry anymore.
That's really cool.
dude. where ya been?Chinese cash. Not the paper bills that we associate with "cash", but the quite old and mostly copper/bronze cast coins that were used in Southeast Asia from the BC period up until the 20th century. I've a few thousand of them ranging all across that time frame. They are pretty cool in that you can generally find out who they are attributed to regardless of their age. Back in the 1990's it was pretty niche but easy to find them cheap. Now it seems Chinese collectors have stepped up their game and made them harder to get, or at least driven the price up.