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Friday Giveaway: Signed Copy of Forgotten Bookmarks - contest closed

Contest closed, winner will be announced shortly.

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Friday Giveaway: Signed Copy of Forgotten Bookmarks

I'm giving away a signed copy of my book "Forgotten Bookmarks" today.

To enter, leave a comment below.
You can also enter on Twitter , Facebook , Instagram or via email .

I will gather up all the entries and select a winner at random tomorrow morning (Sat the 30th) at 10:00 AM Eastern.

Good luck!

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On The Porch

Two matted photographs.


Found in "Aims and Objects of Life" by Walter T. Griffin. Published by Union Publishing House, 1889.

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Whatever Happened To

Note:

What became of the brazen serpent that Moses made?

Found in "The Synopsis of Pediatrics" by T.S. Zahorsky. Published by Mosby, 1939.

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Giveaway winner

This week's giveaway winner was @Lovely_Lady_Bee, who entered on Twitter.

Thanks to all who entered, see you here next week.

Friday Giveaway: Nine Vintage Classics - contest closed

Contest now closed, winner will be announced shortly.

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Friday Giveaway: Nine Vintage Classics

I'm giving away these nine vintage classics today.

To enter, leave a comment below. You can also enter on Facebook , Twitter , Instagram or via email .

I will gather up all the entries and select a winner at random tomorrow morning at 10:00 AM Eastern.

Good luck!

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Locked

Key.

Found in "The Path of Thunder" by Peter Abrahams. Published by Harper, 1948.


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Not Forgotten Part XIII

Yet another installment! Here are parts one , two, three, four,  five ,  six,  seven, eight,  nine , ten ,  eleven and twelve of this ongoing series where I feature some of the items I find that aren't quite good enough for their own post. Enjoy!






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Portrait

Small tintype photograph.

Found in "Twenty Minutes Late" by Pansy. Published by Lothrop, 1893.

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