I was enthused to make that find... I recommend this: Forget about your flea market finds, then find ém again, it´s like reliving the joy you had when you first found them;-).
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Mittwoch, 20. Juni 2012
Flea market finds...
I was enthused to make that find... I recommend this: Forget about your flea market finds, then find ém again, it´s like reliving the joy you had when you first found them;-).
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I'd rather suggest that, instead of losing and refinding them, you take care of 'm and use'm! That way you'll have much much more fun with them.
AntwortenLöschenSeriously though, those are some nice knives to put to use. I have yet to find something like that.
Ron, you´re absolutely right;-) and I am a goof for that! You might want to look at garage boot sales and flea markets, especially the booths where earthy colours are predominating;-)! Also look in cities with a history in cutlery making.
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