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Posted 2 years ago
rcantiques
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I have always been a treasure hunter.
As a child , treasure maps , hand drawn by yours truly , were created for my brother, to go in search of treasures.
I live in an area that is a mecca for fabulous antiques to vintage.
I also search the internet everyday , not only for treasures for my collections, but for wonderful sites such as this one.
The items you are viewing are a few of my favorites.
My home is my nest. Whenever I feel the need to take a break, I do not need to leave home, my treasures from my hunts surround me in every room of the house.
The photos are labeled so you can understand what each item is.
The item with the hand on the box is an antique Old Paris inkwell that is complete with the inserts.
Thank you for allowing me to share the views of my private collection.
Best wishes,
Linda Caricofe of RC Antiques
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