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Old 03-03-2011, 03:44 AM
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What a treasure that is awesome.
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OMG HOW AWESOME! the drawers dont look that big till u see some of the items that they hold. what a treasure.
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Old 03-03-2011, 04:07 AM
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She was one organized woman! What a treasurer.
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What a great treasure. I took some of my great grandmothers things and made a special box for each of my Daughter's and Daughter-in-laws. Called it a Piece of Love from your Great Grandmother. They adored it and treasure it to this day.
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What a wonderful gift! Can't you just picture your grandmother working with these tools? I often shop at estate sales and just love finding sewing boxes. It's sad that the family doesn't keep them, since it is so much of the heart of the woman. I think your grandmother's heart is smiling and there will be a little bit of her in every stitch you sew.
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WOW doesn't say enough. Lucky Girl to have such a wonderful family airloom (cant spell)
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Jealous!!! What a great family treasure!
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Cool! I've never seen anything like it - and I know you'll treasure it forever.
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That is fascinating!
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WOW. What a treasure!! Something to be so proud of..

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