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Tag Archives: Bottle Brush Trees
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS AT “44” – 2022
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, and at “44” there are now over one hundred Christmas Trees, the majority are vintage bottle brush trees. The 1918 edition of THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS to the left was given to my mother in 1927 … Continue reading
A FOREST GROWS INSIDE “44” – Christmas Eve 2021
In the very early 1990s I was the lone book dealer at local antique shows. I saw some interesting boxes, and began collecting boxes that “spoke” to me (and I have a collection of books on boxes – of course). … Continue reading