Milk Glass Hobnail Pattern 10″ lamp shade

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Hobnail Shade 3

Hobnail Shade 1

Hobnail Shade 2

Realized $12.72 3/7/10

Blue White Wildflower Stoneware Rolling Pin

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Realized $127.51 3/7/10

Vintage Agricultural Chemicals Thermometer Treflan Balan Elanco

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Bradley Hubbard Nickel Plate Center Draft Oil Lamp

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Franklin Mint BMW Z8 Roadster Diecast Car 1/24

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Ertl International Cub Tractor 1991 Special Edition 1/16

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Ertl Scale Model

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Realized $19.98 3/27/10

Lutheran Church Hamburg Minnesota Souvenir China Dish

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Thingery – My Word

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I coined “Thingery” a long time ago and offered this entry at Wikipedia, which stuck:

User talk:Thingery

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A Thingery is a type of business which turns stuff into Things through a process which is much like spinning straw into gold, mainly marketing their wares online.

Thingeries are entrepreneurial, independent and usually eco-responsible.

They are consumer-focused, often offering a variety of Things which at first glance seem unassociated with each other, but that is exactly their attraction. They are consumer-driven and consumers actually prefer a chaotic ever-changing collection of things when browsing on the Internet.

Tonight I wondered how my word was doing so I Googled it and found this scholarly discussion:

Scholarly Discussion of Thingery

Nintendo Power Magazine Vol. 49 Battletoads June 1993

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Realized $1.98 3/31/10