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Posted 2 years ago
Waddlesworth
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These belonged to my Grandma who died in 1996. She lived in Drumheller AB and spent a lot of time creating things with her hands. I have her knitting needles and a few other miscellaneous craft supplies that were hers. I love the fact that my Grandma spent time choosing these buttons for a project and that I now have them. From the packaging you can tell they are obviously old, so I'll have to do some research and see if I can figure out their age.
ButtonsAs long as human beings have needed to keep their clothing fastened, button…
Utilitarian Mother of Pearl Buttons from the 1930's.