There's nothing quite as satisfyingly simple as inked lines on paper and I love that they manage to be both utilitarian and sensitive. Plus I've been gravitating towards less feminine things for my house lately, gotta balance out the collection of antique teddy bears somehow!
They really should be framed (and hanging in my apartment!) instead of living in danger of attic mice snacking on them. That would be a tragedy with a capital T.
I am in love with this.
ReplyDeletei thought of john g when i first saw these. john and laraine. my two architecture babies!!!
ReplyDeleteHi, I've posted about your blog. I'm just addicted to your attic explorations and the way you share these with us. I've taken the liberty of adding some of your pictures in my post (not forgetting appropriate photo credits). Hope you don't mind. I'm sorry the post is not translated, I just don't have the time, but it is a very positive post :)
ReplyDeleteOh good golly all of these are amazing!! Real dream finds! xx
ReplyDeleteIt would be very interesting to Spezify you and see what comes up spezify - ically on the online scapbook
ReplyDeleteI looove antique shopping! It's one of my favorite hobbies!
ReplyDeleteOh, wow, what glorious goodness! And, as an archivist-in-training, I most wholeheartedly agree that you should frame them!
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