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Posted 9 months ago
blunderbuss2
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I remember this sign as an antique in David's Bar in Marigot; St. Martin,FWI over 20 yrs ago. It was left with a friend who had no room for it & wants to wait till the "season" is in to maybe sell to the mega-yachts that come here. I'm enjoying having it on my gallery.
Just about all of it is in relief including most letters & not in plywood.
I just brought it inside because as I write TS Isaac is passing by. Hate to see it sold after hurricane season. C'est l'viv!
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very cool , i love this very much :) and very stunning :)
Bellin-, I think you love everything!
im a collector i do love old and interesting things and objects :)
isnt what this website is about?
In this case, I think it is about: fauxpasunltd@gmail.com
Yo, bell. Got it 1st try.