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Antique Railroad Ephemera and St. Nicholas Magazine Archive.

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Well, we are back- hope you all make it through these next few videos- went a little long on time. Don't forget you can fast forward ok? Been a weird weather week again but all seems quiet now. Phew!
All of our Journals & Scrapbooks:
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You can find the sheep at
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and
The sheep's ephemera and journals are also listed on our website:
www.sanctuarywool.com
...where sheep may safely graze.
Please feel free to contact me any time at my email:
ryan3@tds.net
Thanks for being awesome everyone- smooches from the sheep!
proceeds from all purchases go directly to the care of our little flock of 28 rescued sheep- and their pals.
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28 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@tammyreneewalker5244 2 месяца назад

So cool. You do find the best antique ephemera & I love it!!🩷🩷

@woolaminajunkjournals 2 месяца назад

I really have to admit a lot of the paper ephemera has been in my collection for a bunch of years- oh boy I have a lot of paper here. Trying to get better at sharing! Hugs!

@teresadofredo9908 2 месяца назад

What a great haul. My Dad's job was to communicate with the engineers and the switch men so he very well could have filled out those forms back in the day. Sometimes he would have to give a message to the engineer so they would roll it into a tube shape, put it in a loop on a string that was stretched between a fork looking pole and hold it up as the engineer passed. He would grab the note out of the string. Sometimes my Dad would let me do that job when I went to work with him.

@tammyreneewalker5244 2 месяца назад

Very cool, Teresa!🥰

@woolaminajunkjournals 2 месяца назад

Hi Teresa! I love hearing about your Dad. And all the things they did. My grandpa worked for the railroad too. In Chicago sort of downtown. He helped Pullman get the specs/plans ready to add electricity to the cars. When my Dad was a kidlet, there were trolleys. He and his little pals would go set a little fire on the tracks because it was funny that all the trolleys had to stop until things were out. It was fun until he got caught though! Boys! Hugs friend!