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Posted 2 years ago
Vontrike
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I was in WV last summer visiting family friends. I gave them my business card and they laughed . It says , ''Slavin & Son's Bicycle and Casket Salvage' Then they asked me if I wanted one. Bicycle ? No,,casket. Off to the shed we went. Anyway , Her Grandfather was the casket maker in town in 1850 and this one was never used . They had painted it and used it in their Daughters room as a blanket chest. The girls never knew,,till right at that moment. The look on their faces was of surprise and being creeped out.
nice man
Caskets are always fun to have around. I keep one in the garage in case the Mother in Law wants to spend the night.
LOL now that was funny!!!