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This bad boy is a 70s Pottery Craft mug from California. I haven't run into much Pottery Craft in the midwest so I knew finding this so close to Austro's birthday that it was meant to be posted. Does this fella look just a bit like Austro's Avatar?
Happy Birthday Austro! I hope you have a good one.
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love this very much:)
yes he does:) happy Birthday austro:)
LOL!!! Thanks Amber and Bellin! Well, my avatar looks like me and if this bad guy looks like my avatar... oh, noooooooooo!
You are welcome Birthday Boy!
i just saw one a couple of days ago at the thrift store Amberrose:)
And did you also think it looked like me??? :D
I really like whimsical stuff like this