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These plastic big box store lawn decorations are not what I think of as blow molds but isn’t it too early for Halloween decorations?

Are you able to tell the age of this Santa blow mold?

Obviously someone hand wrote 9/81 but that’s not official.

The cord appears older but maybe it is ‘80s.

Farm stands are a longtime staple in small town communities with vegetables, sourdough, canned goods, all on the honor system. Simple, local, and charming.

Has anyone here tried this model with microgreens?

(not my photo just a vintage image I found)

Came across a listing on FB Marketplace for a new old stock set. (If I didn’t have a family passed down set I’d have bought it and posted the score!)

I know many of us love seeing the old stickers and inserts and the sticker isn’t much but had to share. Not sure if the cardboard was original but the sticker is pretty cool.

The refrigerator set has been my favorite since first discovering vintage Pyrex.

This set was listed on eBay last week with a buy now price I couldn’t resist.

The seller indicated it had never been used and, based on the condition, I believe they are correct. The pieces are more beautiful in person than I expected.

As luck would have it the original paper insert was included which is really cool because it shows how Pyrex saw the set back when it was first released.

What’s your Pyrex grail and have you been able to get it?

The seller (FB Marketplace) said these were stored on a top shelf and the family doesn’t think they were ever used.

Who wants to fill the large one with popcorn and join me for a movie?

Obviously Ace put out more albums but this is the era where I was a dedicated Rock Soldier.

While I had it all back in the day it's taken a while to rebuild the collection but just yesterday Trouble Walkin' arrived so collection is complete!

Which is your favorite Ace album?