Snuggly Bag child-size bean chair from Gold Medal
Gold Medal introduces the Snuggly Bag a vinyl bean bag chair for kids priced around 25 dollars. It features double stitched seams and two self-repairing zippers for durability and comes in bright colors available in major departments Sears and JC Penney catalogs. Esselte Earth line promotes recycled fiber Earth Wise office products with a $1 donation per box flap up to 100 dollars to relief or conservation groups. offer ends unspecified.
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Gold Medal, Inc
Sears
JC Penney
Esselte Pendafex Corporation
Esselte Earth
Earth Wise
Global Relief Fund
Clean Water Fund
National Audubon Society
Blass’s Home Textile Influence Spans Two Decades
Designer Bill Blass helped shape home fabrics for Springmaid and Ford interiors, bridging fashion and linens. His guidance on colors and patterns boosted sheets, upholstery, and car interiors, with classics like plaids and toile remaining staples while novelty prints fade.
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In Blass
Springmaid
Emilio Pucci
Blass
Bill Blass
Feardon American
Springs Industries
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Victorian Lady's Chair from Civil War Era
A Syracuse reader identifies a three foot high Victorian chair, proposed as a post Civil War “lady's chair.” The note describes its size and asks for information and value. The responder confirms it as a Victorian piece from the postwar period and cites excellent condition.
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P.S
Syracuse
Noritake china and Sunbonnet Babies antiques value query
A reader seeks appraisal for 96 piece Noritake White and Gold china likely among early exports, five Sunbonnet Babies prints from 1904, a 6½ inch Santa figure, and a Bavarian plate query. Estimates: china about $1000, Sunbonnet Babies over $76 each, Santa $75–$100, table likely early 20th century Mission style from Arts and Crafts Movement.
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Noritake Company
America
Eulalie Osgood Grover
Bertha Corbett
Making Your Home Energy Efficient Ideas from a decor magazine
Tips from Better Homes and Gardens decorate a residence for energy efficiency. Techniques include air rocks or double entry to cut heat loss, greenhouses for heat and light, heat collectors like masonry walls or water drums, insulative interior finishes, reflective surfaces, and strategic landscaping to cut heating and cooling costs.
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Better Homes and Gardens
Decorating Magazine
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Dymo
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Herald Journal
Stall Reports
Montgomery
Land O
Lakes
Land O Lakes
Wable
Golden Star
al Meret
Noritake
Santa Claus
Bob van Eck
Dolt Magazine
van Eck
Lentz Table Co
Nashville, Mich
Flj.s
Mario Rossi
Food & Home Section
Herald-Journal
P.O
Lady's
Fayetteville Area
Agwayx News
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