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A "Toy" from My Past
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As a child my grandparents and then parents ran an old fashioned general store similar to what you see on shows like The Waltons. I use to spin this and make a guess as to how many little tubes (filled with machine needles) I would see when I opened the door. Needless to say it didn't take much to keep me amused! On a recent trip back to Pennsylvania, my DSL asked if I wanted this....OF COURSE!! Not sure what I will do with it but a cool memory from my past.
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Oh, that is very cool!! What a neat "toy"!
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It's great and it still has the tubes inside! I would get a little display shelf put up in my sewing room. It would look mighty cute along with a giant button or scissors.
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How cute. I have some of those tubes.
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That is a really nice artifact - and "toy" - and such great memories you have of it too.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 7048470)
It's great and it still has the tubes inside! I would get a little display shelf put up in my sewing room. It would look mighty cute along with a giant button or scissors.
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Saw one of these at an estate sale yesterday. Going out the door!
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Very cool "toy"!! Its bait for antique sewing machines that might just jump into your car. :)
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I have seen many "period" movies where kids are pushing a hoop down the street with a stick. Whatever makes you happy, go with it.
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I love all those old sewing "things" . Very cool, you need to have a display for this treasure.
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