u/rockclmr66

I've been going to the same thrift store for 20 years, always looking for a lounge. First I found a cheap and obvious knockoff. I kept it until I found a Plycraft that had a tilting base. Comfy and cool in it's own right, but not what I really wanted. Then I saw this. I scooped it up faster than you can say Eames. There are no stickers and its been reupholstered. It still is stuffed with feathers. There are 3 bolts under the armrests. The outer plywood (5 thicker plys plus 2 veneers) is faded and appears walnut while the interior is red like rosewood. Here's the gentle part. I've convinced myself that it's authentic and early. What do you think?

Sterling spoon with crest. Back of handle is engraved with a name and a year, 1916. Just a show and tell, but any comments are appreciated.

Just wanted to post this 1982 KHS Duster 500 I found at the thrift store this week. It needs some TLC, but I'm psyched!