Liz’s Birthday 2023, Day 1: Red Arrow Antiques
Spent the day browsing around a few antique malls along Red Arrow. Hard to believe that we were here a DECADE ago. I could have sworn this was maybe 5 or so years back, but 10? I don’t know where the time goes.

Ah, Sears.

Cookbooks and behavior.

Of course, I had to crack open the Etiquette book.

So many questions here.

Levels.

An old clock.

Detail. This would be phenomenal to have in a living room.

Interior view.

Not sure who to trust more: Mrs. Stewart or the Country Doctor.

Again, there’s always one title that jumps out.

Table of Contents: How to Cook a Wolf.

This is an odd book.

Regretting not buying this.

An old set of Tolkien.

Old photographs.

An old viewer of moving photographs.

Old cameras.

Something I haven’t seen before – an old Looney Toons projector.

Not sure how this actually works – maybe just slides?

Old board games.

Pull me.

Wait, what have I been cleaning my shoes with this whole time?

This design on this board game is fantastic.

An old check printer, perhaps?

This thing was heavy/sizable.

“Insured against loss on altered checks.”

Came across a section with actual photographs, and got lost here for a spell.

Nearly every old photo I find at antique stores/malls… each one contains a lifetime. So much history and life in this glimpse of a moment.
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