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FRED D. FARR FOR REVERE -USA 1935 | Art Deco461 of 1299 |  |  |
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FRED D. FARR FOR REVERE -USA 1935
found these beauties today for $6.00 for the pair at bumble puppy estates store :) very beautiful coiled book ends , made out of wood and chrome:) i will polish these later.
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How much? These are exquisite!
Don't polish them! Please!
This may be today's "cocktail set" IYKWIM?
Green with enveeee!
hello vetraio50 $6.00 for the pair , i know i couldnt believe it either:) i will not polish these then :) thankyou very much vetraio50 :) , i have to tell the Per Lutken posting , i changed the very last picture it looks much better take a look:) thankyou for the love vetraio50:)
THANKYOU toracat for the love and vetraio50 i did fix it:)
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Wonderful!!!
Had to visit these a second time - I'm mad about them!
good morning miKKoChristmas11 thankyou very much for the loves and kind words and yes these are wonderful:)
thankyou walksoftly for the love:)
very very cool!
Great find, I have had 1 of these for many years and have been hoping to find a match....so far unlucky! I have been using mine as a bill holder (place bills between chrome coil and wood end , expands with all the bills!).
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thankyou Amberrose and for the love and kind words and thankyou TubesValves for the love and sharing and kind words:)
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thankyou dickweedrules for the love:) and thankyou very much StLoretta for the love as well:)
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We used to have one of these in my family, identical. Pretty sure it went to my brother but methinks it's been gone many years now.
hello PostRetro , thankyou for the love and thankyou for sharing:)