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miss wilma Posted - Mar 05 2008 : 4:36:00 PM
This has been a fun day Sterl went with me and loaded, I got long dough bowls 18. Jessie Stuart books, I looked one of them up it is signed and is worth 150.00, I got a wonderful two drawer table with original paint, . a mortised bench, childrens chairs,other benches. a real cute hanging cupboard, several pcs of treen ware,a large ogee frame with a beautiful early picture of a little girl, one crock with blue, one blue and white stoneware bowl, I got a lot of things out of the garage that have to be worked on In all I bought today 3 shelves of good early books and several Tasha Tudor, and Gladys Tabor, do any of you know any thing about them? Anyway I came home with a truck packed full and get to go back next week if the weather is good

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miss wilma Posted - Mar 08 2008 : 1:29:26 PM
HA, I bet you are still laughing about talking with a real MCcoy KY GAL. I sent your box this morning. Got a nice surprise from Karen in CA she sent mint tea that was gooddddd. I made it as soon as I opened the pkgTake care of the chickens and ducks

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Tina Michelle Posted - Mar 08 2008 : 12:23:29 PM
loved chatting with you last night Miss Wilma.:0) thanks for calling.


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Maryjane Lee Posted - Mar 08 2008 : 12:18:35 PM
Miss Wilma, you are one wonderful, busy farmgirl! Wish I could be there in July for your sale! Spring has pretty much sprung here! Yahoooo!

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miss wilma Posted - Mar 08 2008 : 11:41:53 AM
Thank you Mary Jane It is a thrill but the un fun partis I was up to 3 am this morning listing and packing boxes but I had rather have it here at home than away in a building, Barely got to the po in time, The fun day is the 4th 0f July when I have the big orchard sale.We have snow here finally but spring is just around the corner the robins have arrived

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Maryjane Lee Posted - Mar 08 2008 : 10:56:16 AM
Oh Miss Wilma, what wonderful finds!!!! You are Nancy Jo sure know how to hunt! xo

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miss wilma Posted - Mar 07 2008 : 6:44:08 PM
Well I do declare it might have just jumped in my big yellow truck coming out of NV ha

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Ronna Posted - Mar 07 2008 : 6:12:03 PM
Mine was beige, so it's not at your house. You can come sew on my new Bernina anytime...I'm trying to clean out the sewing room so I can use it while off work 6 weeks after surgeries later this month.
My stepmom has an old treadle machine in a large oak cabinet. My Dad found it in an old barn several years before he died and refinished the oak. Can't remember the machine name, but would love to have it someday as a memory of my Dad. Better clarify the "find", the barn belonged to someone he knew and he was told to take anything he wanted before they tore it down.
miss wilma Posted - Mar 07 2008 : 4:52:51 PM
Mine doesnt have a cabinet , it is blue and white but it is a good machine, I have always wanted a Bernina but guess I will just have to be content with what I have got

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Ronna Posted - Mar 07 2008 : 4:18:38 PM
Miss Wilma...maybe you have my old White? Wouldn't that be a hoot. I have the little hang tag with the serial number on it still, it was $229 I think with the walnut cabinet. I made most of Lori's clothes on it and think it kept me somewhat sane, with no neighbors, no car, one TV station that was just "snow" half the time. One radio station that would come in. Maybe that's why I felt so "attached" to it.
Ronna
Rebekka Mae Posted - Mar 07 2008 : 3:51:13 PM
Wilma, Hey there, I am glad to have run across your post as I totally forgot to email you about Erik's pillow. I am doing it now;)
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miss wilma Posted - Mar 07 2008 : 3:41:10 PM
Okay Ronna I just tried my machine out ILOVE IT. It is definately a keeper, you wouldnt believe the little stitches and I love the little pressure foot, I hate the pressure foots on new machines

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miss wilma Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 7:55:19 PM
Ronna the machines made in the early 60s were super, I buy every good one I can findI have an old 60s White that is one mean machine

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Ronna Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 7:43:11 PM
Thanks for the info Miss Wilma. I'll keep my eyes open for one. I do agree about the older machines. My 1964 era White was a workhorse, would sew over flat fell Levi crotch seams. I let my stepmom have it, when Larry bought be the Viking Rose. Kept meaning to tell her to not let it get away and when I did, she had loaned it to someone who moved and took it with them. Wish I'd said something sooner, but such is life. She has a mid 70's era Bernina she's been happy with, but said it wasn't as strong as my White. I don't think she sews at all anymore; her eyes aren't good and she's been too ill for a long time.
Ronna
miss wilma Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 6:25:53 PM
Mine is a 99k, I have been trying to research it some,I love this machine, Ronna it shines like new money, it is just a little bit bigger than a feather weight, I cant wait to get it oiled up and try it out, I had rather have an old machine any time I have a new Necchi its not worth 15 cents that thing after you use it a little while just lays down and wont go, So I bought a new white its no good either, One of the best machines I have cost 15.00 Love ya wilma

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Ronna Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 5:05:29 PM
Miss Wilma,
Out of curiosity, what is the model # of the 3/4 Singer. I'm not familiar with them, but have seen some small ones that intrigued me. I knew they weren't Featherweights. If I know what to look for, no telling what I might find.
Ronna
miss wilma Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 1:09:46 PM
Now I havent told you about my new old sewing machine, it was bought new in 1958. It is a singer 3/4, Now for the good part it has never been sewed on, and shines like new money. 3/4 means it is just a little bit bigger than a featherweight, you can bet it is a keeper. That was in my load also

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KYgurlsrbest Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 09:09:36 AM
Jess--
Here's a list of the dates for the show's this year (April 20th is the first!)
http://www.burlingtonantiqueshow.com/7101.html

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kydeere40744 Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 09:05:55 AM
Ohhh sounds like you did get some great finds! :) When is burlington?? I need to mark it in my calendar.

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miss wilma Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 08:17:57 AM
The yard is full of old statuary with the old black mold, It was a ways over there, but worth it will tell you sometime, Will try to get time to write you tonight Love ya WILMA--- I

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KYgurlsrbest Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 07:22:44 AM
Jus will have to talk with Sterl about bees. We're both VERY excited and can't wait to get the buggers (no pun intended :)) to our home.
Where did you go to find these items? Sounded like it was far away from you? Garden things...Oh my! The hair just stood up on the back of my neck!
You sure know how to tease, Miss Wilma :)

Farmgirl Sister #80, thanks to a very special farmgirl from the Bluegrass..."She was built like a watch, a study in balance ... with a neck and head so refined, like a drawing by DaVinci"...
NY Newsday sportswriter Bill Nack describing filly, Ruffian.
http://www.buyhandmade.org/
miss wilma Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 07:19:22 AM
Jonnie I have been going to tell you Sterl used to have bees when we wre first married, I will get a picture of the little cupboard and get it to you, Any way maybe I will have more next week if I get to go back, There is A cherry cannon ball bed that is to die for.Lots of garden things

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KYgurlsrbest Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 06:37:27 AM
Oh Miss Wilma!!! Sounds divine! What does the hanging cupboard look like? I'm anxious to see all your finds..if we weren't going to Frankfort on Saturday for beekeeping school, I'd come see you in a heartbeat!

Farmgirl Sister #80, thanks to a very special farmgirl from the Bluegrass..."She was built like a watch, a study in balance ... with a neck and head so refined, like a drawing by DaVinci"...
NY Newsday sportswriter Bill Nack describing filly, Ruffian.
http://www.buyhandmade.org/
miss wilma Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 05:51:07 AM
Jessie I told you wrong about the JS book the best one was Hie To The Hunters

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Marybeth Posted - Mar 06 2008 : 01:02:34 AM
I still love my pillow. Bingo (the dog) thought for a minute it was his but he QUICKLY learned otherwise. MB

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miss wilma Posted - Mar 05 2008 : 10:58:05 PM
Yeah, I got some on KY history, Three or four of the JS books are signed, The best one Is the thread that runs so true, I will be keeping some of them but I have duplicates that I already had so I will share with you.And thats not all when I go back there will be boxes and boxes of books , we couldnt haul all of them and if you think I got Christmas out of that other stuff wait til the rest gets here

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