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how soothing - : (
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I was a young kid staying at Sunnycroft every summer, my parents band Reparata and the Delrons played there a lot, (Helaine aka Cookie and Joseph Sirico).. my Uncle, Guy Valeri, was there quite a bit as well.. i believe I spent at least 5 summers there working at bussing tables, and horse back riding... It was a great place to grow up... I still have some pictures.. I remember having a crush on one of the horse handlers.. Pinky was his name i believe..
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Freakishly wicked!
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Galloping Gerdy.
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stuffed with hair?
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ISH!
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Thank god for the label maker.
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omfg
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Sites like this are fascinating but they really invite a nasty faction of humans...who lurk about to scout out their next heist and they feel very justified in doing so - so when I'm cruising around these sites I can't help but keep that in the back of mind. Sometimes I just think that we should just happen upon these ourselves and not be prompted by the photos of others.........but.......then again, those of you who may be tempted to loot...don't. It's no wonder it's so hard to get into these places. Destruction and thievery ruin it for everyone.
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Fans can fetch INCREDIBLY large amounts of money especially brass ones. This one is fabulous - I'm guessing 20's?
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Absolutely 100% not a mimeograph - the mimeograph would never have to be this elaborate and most certainly wouldn't need a light. Probably a forerunner to the little AB Dick press and I am SURE that it would work today . You can see the platen and the ink roller. I want one. Absolutely 100% little offset printing press.
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Lead Type is created by a machine called a Linotype.
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LEAD TYPE!!!!!!!!!!!!! De-ja-vu.
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Wonder what the letters and birds were made of..........?
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Love the paint cans. Coat a paint makes it what it ain't. This is a great scene.
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Ideal studio space - (sighs with envy)