Either they use the same
machinery running in
reverse or he plain got it wrong!
Don't know that this is the answer, but once on a time
I got some wonderful large spools of cotton thread
that had come from some old industrial sewing place.
The place I bought from said (I'm paraphrasing)
Hi All, This seller has three rare lacemaker's lamps for sale!
It does look like what I think is the real thing. Pretty pricey
though.
Hope I've got the arachne address right.
Jane in Vermont, USA where it feels like Spring!
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Title of item: Rare LACEMAKER'S OIL LAMP
Either they use the same
machinery running in
reverse or he plain got it wrong!
Don't know that this is the answer, but once on a time
I got some wonderful large spools of cotton thread
that had come from some old industrial sewing place.
The place I bought from said (I'm paraphrasing)
industrial
Have a look at to see some Arachne lace have a look at
http://www.irishlace.org/bobbinlace.htm
Brenda
http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/paternoster/
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From: Brenda Paternoster
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Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 6:24 PM
Subject: [lace] Spider web BL
Have a look at to see some Arachne lace have a look at
http://www.irishlace.org/bobbinlace.htm
Brenda
At 07:05 PM 4/6/04 -0500, Sue Babbs wrote:
I can't visualise this. Do you still have the DMC skein in its paper
wrappers and try just pulling one of the threads?
It was Coats Clark -- they were an excellent brand at the time. Same
put-up, though.
That would have been in the Colfax place,
On Apr 8, 2004, at 16:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All, This seller has three rare lacemaker's lamps for sale!
It does look like what I think is the real thing. Pretty pricey
though.
Lacemaker's Lamp, 19th century ?nbsp; lace maker's would use this
type of oil lamp as a light source
Thanks for the Irish Lace site. What an amazing collar!
While there, I looked up the Carrickmacross, and saw a fan made by Mary
Shields. Well, Mary Shields is here in Melbourne, at the moment, and we
spent the most marvellous day with her, yesterday.
About 12 of us turned up, and had a
I bought the same thing from the National Park Service (USA) some years ago for around
$45. Mine also has the exact same Pontil mark on the bottom and is the exact same
size as described by the seller. The National Park Service also sells them with a
wick and a metal cover, also described by
On Apr 8, 2004, at 23:06, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote:
[...] Mary brought some of her Carrickmacross to show us,
I think, for me, seeing the work a teacher brings to a workshop for a
show and tell is almost as valuable as the workshop itself... Looking
at it, you not only get an idea of the
Hi Betty Ann,
I also have one of these reproductions from NPS at Jamestown, VA, except
that mine has a handle. They are hand blown there at the park and based on
originals that were found in the area. The person I spoke to there admitted
that these probably we not used as the light source, ie;
Yes, Donna, They make them with and without the handle. Depends where they are blown
- Jamestown or Williamsburg as well as the whim of the glassblower, I suppose. The
one I saw last year in the NP had no handle; mine does.
From: Paul and Dona Bushong [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apr 9, 2004 12:17 AM
Defense Attorney: Will you please state your age?
Little Old Lady: I am 87 years old.
Defense Attorney: Will you tell us, in your own words, what happened the
night of April 1st?
Little Old Lady: There I was, sitting there in my swing on my front
porch on a warm spring evening, when a young man
TRUE bravery ...
True bravery is arriving home late, after a boys' night out, being assaulted
by your wife with a broom.
And asking ...
Are you still cleaning, or are you flying somewhere???
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa.
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There's not too much of Hollie Point available for collections. Here's one
I just came across on eBay. Sure wish that snake in my pocket was asleep. G
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3716920402
Alice in Oregon -- supposed to be the warmest Easter on record Sunday.
To
On Apr 8, 2004, at 22:51, Alice Howell wrote:
There's not too much of Hollie Point available for collections.
Here's one I just came across on eBay. Sure wish that snake in my
pocket was asleep. G
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3716920402
I wish she (?) wouldn't say the
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