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Per postcard, this was named “The William’s” but was later known as “Martin Bridge” and was located in Washington County, Ohio. It “was victim of a flash flood March 4, 1963”.

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Per postcard, this is a private bridge and it’s “Morgan County #2, Known as the Porter Covered Bridge” located 2 ½ miles WNW of Bristol, Ohio.

Postcard is in excellent condition, however, prior owner wrote “Morgan 2” and “removed” on back of card.

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Aren’t these cute ornaments? There are 4 in the listing and each has a small brush tree with glass bead “decorations”. Ornaments measure 5 ¾” at longest.

here are plastic light covers in this listing – 7 houses and 1 church! Neat!

This is a cute little Treasure Pine aluminum tree! It’s the 2 foot table top size, has a wooden center pole and base, has 13 straight needle limbs with paper storage sleeves, and is in the original box. The little pom decorations are not original to the tree but were in the box when I purchased so I’m including them – there are a total of 10 but the glass centers are broken in 3 of them.

This is an unusual find – a large red glass Christmas greeting ornament!

It has snowflakes, “Merry Christmas” and a “gift tag” – all in white – and apparently it can be personalized by writing a name on the “tag”.

Per box, ornament is from “Christmas Ornament Decorators Service, 608 Fifth Avenue, New York 20, New York”.

Ornament is in very good condition with a couple minor color separations and a few dark dots.

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These are such neat ornaments! There 6 in the listing, all made of hard plastic, and they're shaped like Christmas trees.

Ornaments measure 3 ½” tall and are in wonderful condition.

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This is an exceptional ornament listing of West Germany ornaments! There are 12 ornaments in the original box with original price sticker of $1.66 from Woolworth’s. Per box, “Pat. Pend. Western-Germany, non-inflammable”. Super!

This listing has a set of 4 vintage Madeira linen napkins with an embroidered flower in each corner!

Napkins measure 10 ¼” x 10 ¼” and are in excellent condition.

They have been laundered, lightly starched and ironed (by me), and are from a smoke free environment.

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This is a pretty hanky! It’s white with a large “L” monogram – also in white. Hanky measures 16” x 16 ½”.

Fine linen handkerchief with a lovely “D” monogram as the only ornamentation! Hanky measures 11 ½” x 11 ½”. Elegant simplicity!

This is a pretty item – a 25th wedding anniversary candle holder made by Lefton! Back is marked: Lefton China, Hand Painted, 6940 (and has crown trademark).

Candle holder is in wonderful condition with minor wear to some of the silver – that’s it!

This handkerchief is elegantly simple! It’s white with a spray of embroidered purple violets and white lily of the valley in one corner. Hanky is larger size at 14 ½” x 15” and still has the original sticker.

Lovely monogram handkerchief! It’s white with white “M” monogram and measures 11 /14” x 11 ½”. Gorgeous!

Isn’t this a pretty hanky? It’s white with embroidered purple violets, measures 11 ½” x 11 ½” and has a lacey border/edging – very feminine.

This is a beautiful white hanky with a fancy “F” monogram! Hanky measures 11” x 11 ¼” and is in excellent condition.

This feed sack is a smaller size and probably contained flour or cornmeal when originally purchased!

Feed sack measures 25 ¼” long, 12” wide (has only been opened at the top). Unlike the larger feed sacks, this one has 2 side seams.

I have two of these feed sacks and both are in excellent condition. The small size feed sacks are very very difficult to find!

Feed sacks have been laundered, lightly starched, and ironed (by me), and are from a smoke free environment.

This is a neat powder jar shaped like a military hat with a mirror on top! I purchased this jar at an Indiana estate sale.

Per reference books, this powder jar was produced in the 1940’s by Paden City Glass Manufacturing Company.

The powder jar is in wonderful condition – it has 3 teeny (1/16”) dings on rim edge (just above front insignia) and a couple more on side – they are all very small.

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