I've been aware of this song for years, but never thought much about it. Then recently, I really listened to it.
Sometimes it takes really listening to get the appeal of whatever.
Here it is:
'Sing a Song' - Earth, Wind and Fire
Tuesday, September 13, 2022
September's Second Haul of Antiques and Untiques
My Almighty Garage of Awesomeness is currently the home of some AYMAZING merchandise, which will soon appear in my shop.
Here we have some of they AYMAZING items currently therein:
THREE pierced wood fans
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lovely black pillbox hat
with two cute little bows on the top
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from 1932, and with beautiful illustrations, it's... SOLD
331 pages of the whole story!
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Next up, something super appealing, i.e. a tiny creamer
in ram form!
'Hey, how are ya?'
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We be having big love! SOLD
carved to the max!
Lastly, but hundreds of miles from leastly, we have...
pretty birds
hand painted by P. Bazanan.
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Until next time, see more, get more here:
Bag o' the Day
Today's BotD is from an old - like really old - card found in one of my collection of Victorian scrapbooks.
Something fun for the cat lover!
captioned 'For pity sake, gentlemen be calm.'
Get it here: https://www.zazzle.com/cat_fight_print_tote_bag-256427969239696146
Tuesday, September 6, 2022
The Tuesday Song of the Week
Something sorta fun from 1950.
'Love Don't Love Nobody' - Roy Brown
If I had heard this on radio or whatever, I'd have immediately assumed the voice was Jackie Wilson.
But it ain't. It's Ray Brown.
Monday, September 5, 2022
September's First Haul of Antiques and Untiques
As always, the SUPER awesome, and also the SUPER awesome.
Wanna see?
First up we have some marvels marvels that began life in India, or Bali, or somewhere similar...
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
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History's Most Unique Piggy Bank SOLD
an old advertising bank from A. P. C., i.e. American Paint Company
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I really love this... SOLD
It's so screamingly 1930s.
If you can't tell from the photo, it's a napkin holder. Or letter holder. Your choice.
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Something neato for your collection of old advertising dolls
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Now this is something REALLY special, to wit a 1960s Andrew Geller evening bag
Lastly, but very far from leastly, we have a maahvelous early 1920s beaded bag SOLD
Until next time, see more, get more here:
The Star Made Me Buy It
Today's star is Mary Martin for White Rock mineral water.
I don't have much to say about Mary Martin. She was basically a Broadway personage. She was in a few movies, none of which I ever heard of, and the only memorable thing she did on TV was Peter Pan, in the 1950s. Long before I hit the planet.
So I've never actually seen her do anything.
She was Larry Hagman's mom, so that's something.
Mug of the Month
Tomorrow school starts for a lot of kids.
I know that in some places school started two weeks ago or better (which, sorry, is totally insane), but that's not what we're about here.
But rather our very neato school and school work-related, or just plain regular work-related Mug of the Month.
Old Royal typewriter, the old wheel eraser/brush thingie, a container of freshly sharpened and ready to go no. 2 pencils, paperclips, yada.
The perfect mug for your desk.
Get it here: https://www.zazzle.com/1950s_typewriter_ad_image_coffee_mug-168331240430657876
See the other HUNDREDS of mugs in my shop here: https://www.zazzle.com/store/the_olden_eye/products?ps=92&qs=mugs&dp=252936654337358919
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