It has been an extremely busy week preparing for Thanksgiving, and wee morning shopping to snag the Black Friday deals, but I did manage to sneak in a visit to the GW Boutique.
While I was searching the racks, I saw a sales clerk place an item on the shelf that interested me. I scurried over and swiftly picked up this.
The inside of the bag has three compartments that separates items, and places to hold pens and pencils. Tucked inside the briefcase I found these three items...
Horses and Riders of the Old West by Ernest Tonk is a how to draw book with beautiful illustrations.
While I was searching the racks, I saw a sales clerk place an item on the shelf that interested me. I scurried over and swiftly picked up this.
This briefcase is made of top grain cowhide according to the label on the inside of this bag. I like the wear that is on the underside of the handle. Makes me wonder what kind of places this briefcase has been to.
The inside of the bag has three compartments that separates items, and places to hold pens and pencils. Tucked inside the briefcase I found these three items...
There were also two envelopes Pictures in full color from Friendly Animals by Percy Reeves...
I find nothing friendly about this European Wildcat.
This illustration of Wolves have a happy family life is charming I certainly would not want to meet them in a wooded area or call them friendly.
The second envelope contained Animal Ancestors by Walter Alois Weber.
The wild ass of North Africa is the forbear of
the donkey according to the back of this illustration.
Domestic cats are directly descended from the Egyptian wild cat.
From the call, of the wild to the love of home. The wolf. The Collie dog.
All of these lovely treasures and priced at $2.99. I love thrift shopping!
Looking forward to see what everyone else found this week.
I am linking up with, Her Library Adventures on Sunday, for:
and Hey What's For Dinner Mom? for:
and Me and My Shadow for:
and Cap Creations for :
and with Apron Thrift Girl for:
Fab find! Don't know which I like best - bag or books! Both amazing!
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Isn't it amazing when there's something tucked inside something else?! It's the ultimate surprise!
ReplyDeleteJem xXx
What a super deal.
ReplyDeleteI love finds where you can let your imagination run wild and create the back story.
Wow!! What a wonderful find!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a double deal! I love it when something equally exciting comes inside another treasure. Your GW Boutique is a great place to shop!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see you scurry.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice GW find! Your good taste paid off this time with the added treasure inside! Thank you for sharing... I always get inspired by stories like this. I'm going thrift shopping on Wednesday with my daughter...wish me luck!
ReplyDeleteWow, those illustrations are wonderful.
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ReplyDeleteI love the bag and wonder what stories it could tell.
ReplyDeleteI also find the finds in it fascinating. Lovely pictures
I can see why that caught your eye! And the pictures inside were a lovely bonus.
ReplyDeleteGreat find! What do you think you'll do with those great images? I have some old vintage books that I can't bear to cut, but the illustrations are the best part.
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