Love this vintage style, hand-stitched Lemon Ball based on a 19th century baseball. I picked mine up last summer at the Daytrip Society shop in Kennebunkport, Maine (worth a visit). They are also available direct from the maker, Paul Cunningham, right here. Made in USA.
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Every Boy’s Library / Boy Scout Edition
Grosset & Dunlap, Publishers. Copyright 1911 by Charles Scribner’s Sons
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…strikes again. I continue to be inspired by the work of this NYC artist. Below is one of the most amazing pieces I have seen in a long time: from the heavy steel construction to the screen printed canvas envelope. I love everything about it. Created by Tom Slaughter, published by Maple Mountain Editions. Available for purchase here.
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Another find from my trip to East Barre, VT a few weeks ago… These numbers came in a set (about ten of each) and were used to show prices in an old shop. I love their varsity-style type; they remind me of those classic manual scoreboards… I believe Fenway Park .
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Need I say more?
Cool Hand Luke, 1967 / Neal Peters Collection.
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Found this box of staples in my great aunt’s desk over the weekend… proving yet again, old school packaging rules.
Made in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. U.S.A.
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One of my fave bags, bought long ago in I-can’t-remember-where, NYC.
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Have a great weekend.
Vintage Seneca Lake postcards from Geneva, NY… my hometown.
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