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Posted 11 months ago
vintagemad
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Another lovely photo of a feathered beauty. A friend of mine cleaned out an old hoarders home and these along with many many many I mean TONS more really amazing things were saved from the dump. I will post some more of the cool things I got soon. Thanks for looking.
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Thanks sp, & everyone for all the loves. I've been super busy with a new job, no time for pickin:( As soon as I get a few days off I will try and get some pictures taken of the treasures from the hoarders place.
Very Cool Photo !!
I believe this gal is what was known as a "fan dancer". Great Photo and inscription