For Rednesday, I wanted to feature my red resource books:
When Kylie and I went to "Second Tern" in Sunriver a few weeks ago, I found these vintage dictionaries:
I also came home with this 1956 Hammond's Standard World Atlas:
Here is where I live, in Oregon:
Happy Rednesday! For more red things, please scoot on over to Sue's It's A Very Cherry World
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7 comments:
I LOVE old dictionaries and have been known to cart some very large editions home from vacation too. There is a wealth of information in them, and surprising amounts of unintended history ( if one knows where to look ).
Your Valentine's Day favorites, Chinese food especially, is a thumbs up from me , great way to share the day with your true Valentine.
What lovely red items you had to display especially the gorgeous rose. I remember the big old Webster dictionaries and love big books too. Great post.
We went to a Chinese restaurant for V-day too! I loooove old red books, and yours are fantastic. I bought a bunch to use for Christmas decorations one year, and I loved the look. I think that's what started my love of the color red!
Happy REDnesday!
Carol
You have some very interesting and beautiful reds today,
I love old books. I have My Daddy's 5th grade reader. If he were living he would be 122 years. The book isn't in the best of shape. I still love it.
Is there anything more beautiful than a rose? I don't think so. Yours is a gorgeous red.
Iris
I like the vintage red books. monah
Books are great for decorating and your recent treasures are just perfect!! Their reds are so vivid, makes for such a desirable book.
Happy Rednesday to you!!
Fondly,
Ann
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Thank you for your comments everybody! Now I'm off to visit your blogs and see what is up with you guys.
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