There is a wonderful place where Architectural components and all sorts of stuff goes to...retire. It is available for reuse.
After antiquing in Alameda we ventured in.(see http://Myrealitty.blogspot.com/)
Colette and Daphne looked at this house for $25.00. The roof lifted off over the handleand the rooms could be divided by design by grooved slots the designer chose. Colette decided not to buy it.
What did Shale find? Back in the corner of a locked cabinet... an entire family of Flaggs. What a score! What a day! What fun!
The girls celebrate their success today!
After antiquing in Alameda we ventured in.(see http://Myrealitty.blogspot.com/)
Colette and Daphne looked at this house for $25.00. The roof lifted off over the handleand the rooms could be divided by design by grooved slots the designer chose. Colette decided not to buy it.
What did Shale find? Back in the corner of a locked cabinet... an entire family of Flaggs. What a score! What a day! What fun!
The girls celebrate their success today!
So cool! I'm enjoying your activities. :)
ReplyDeleteNo kidding! For Shale to find Flagg dolls EVEN at Urban Ore,Berkeley is too funny! CM
ReplyDeleteWhat a great store, and great finds too!
ReplyDeleteImagine finding long lost relatives of your dolls there as well :-)
I have been to Urban Ore a zillion times and never seen any dollhouse stuff... I go with Shale and we see not only houses but DOLLS! C
ReplyDeleteWow I am learning some new places to visit. You never know what you'll find.
ReplyDeleteEspecially if you go with Shale!!! CM
ReplyDeleteWonderful - some time I'm definitely going to have to come and visit you too! Though maybe with Susan - she seems to be something of a Flagg magnet, and a mini-magnet in general! What great places you've explored, and wonderful things you've found.
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly welcome here! Come retrace your relatives footsteps. Maybe Mason Street in San Francisco was named after them.
ReplyDeleteI like the term "mini magnate"! It really does apply to her!. C