and more Simply Yesterday

Photos from the booth of Sandie of Steadmans' Corner

Simply Yesterday Antiques and More

Athens, Alabama

This booth has some of everything.

Furniture . . . quilts . . .

kitchen . . . tools . . . communications . . .

I covet the white shelf/hutch.  But, the last time I looked it wasn't for sale :( 

but, I found a similar one at an estate sale this weekend for $22 . . .   :)

I might need to get the green dresser it is sitting on . . .

toys . . . games . . .

knick knacks . . . 

advertising . . .

You might even see a celebrity.

This is Brittany from Alabama Shakes (previous post) with the owner.  Sandra and I ran out of the store like groupies to talk to her.  Sandra knows her family.

Alabama Shakes appeared on Conan this past week.

They are a great group and are already very successful!

Vintage Valentines - Two

These are my Mother's valentines from when she was a little girl.

She was born in 1925, so these would be from the 1930s I would guess.

The honeycomb was probably originally red.

This one is the prettiest in my opinion.

The children and their bench look 3D to me.

These were home made.
I'm sure my Mother was not able to buy store Valentines for her friends either.

Happy Valentine's Day !

Vintage Valentines - One

If it is vintage, chances are that I will love it.  Paper included.

Probably every year I get a few more vintage valentines.  And, I have this year, but I will start with some from previous years.

This is one that I gave to my friend G last year since she collects Scouting items.