Thrift Finds: Multiplying Rabbits

One rabbit......

two...

uh-oh. ;)

This was one of those items that I pretty much threw in my cart

immediately. An old and lovingly handmade blanket?! Rabbits?!

Yes, I'll take that, thank you.

Hmmm...did I ever mention that vintage children's items are my weakness?

I loved these kid's books not only for the stories themselves,

but the covers are darling!

They are illustrated by Maurice Sendak.

Love the colors.

How cute is this library check out card,

with the little-kid scrawl?

I found a few of these religious posters recently.

They are about 20 inches tall.

I'm guessing they were in a Sunday school once,

each portraying one of the ten commandments.

This one would be cute in a child's bedroom...
although it makes me wonder how some of those commandments
were portrayed while remaining "preschool friendly?" ;)

For awhile now, I've wanted to add some vintage cowboy finds

to my boys' bedroom--the brighter, the better.

These books were perfect.

I LOVE Danielle Thompson's vintage style,

and want to use her boy's awesome bedroom as a loose source of inspiration.

It's so playful and deliciously quirky.

(image source: thompsonfamily.typepad.com)

This table was my very favorite find while in California last month!

I had looked all around the particular thrift store where I purchased it,

and was about to leave when one of the employees cleared some things off of it. 

And that's when I heard the trumpets sound.

I love the graphics, and the color!

I wasn't even certain it folded! Though I knew it probably had to.

I asked the employee, but she didn't know how to fold it or if it did.

And of course, I bought it anyway, event though 

I had to bring it back to Oregon--

and trust me, even if the legs didn't fold, 

I was gonna bring it back to Oregon.

Luckily it folded.

These vintage Schilling Fancy Decors bottles are fun.

And this old First Aid Kit was too neat to leave behind.

It dates to the 1930's, and everything is still sealed and complete.

I wonder how it made it through the years so long, and unopened/unused at that?

I found two of these wooden letters,

one of which I'm keeping because of a certain Miss.

The other I will list in my shop...

and hopefully said shop can be up and running soon :)

I just liked this tin for some reason,

even though the "P" was rusted over.

I guess it was the pen nib that sold me.

Lastly, to end on a pretty note, some rosy needlepoint. 

I liked the frame, and that the color of the rose

was more of an untraditional hot pink.

Thanks for taking a look!

What's the latest thing you've found?

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