Who couldn’t use an Odd Fellows Shaving Mug? I should think it would be popular among the youngsters in North Brooklyn.

I’d love to know who drew this WWII Era Duffel Bag…he was a talented artist (via Anonymous Works).

georgeglazergallery:

An ingenious Victorian Metamorphic Combination Table, Desk and Chair (shown open and closed above) was made of oak around the 1850s, after a design by Stephen Hedges. Other similar examples are housed in museums in New York and New Orleans.

http://www.georgeglazer.com/decarts/library/metamorphic.html

Hey, it’s never too early to start planning your Independence Day outfit: Circa 1870-80 Centennial flag dress

I think this antique crochet kit w/ case is adorable, and wish I’d had the patience to learn when my grandma tried to teach me. It’s easy enough, I suppose, but it’s not the same without her.

There are few things I hate more than talking on the telephone, but I concede that this Bensabott Sterling Silver Telephone with Coral Decoration does make it slightly more appealing.

This was clearly a labor of love (of moonshine):

RARE 19th 20th C Moonshiner Antique Forged Iron Weathervane Folk Art Trade Sign

“Unusual” doesn’t begin to describe this organ stool. I would take this with me everywhere.

What’s amazing about Hy-Que, the Amazing Monkey, is how little the contents resemble the packaging. And also his vaguely terrifying rictus.

Listen, if in this election year you can’t think of a use for this SLOW/STOP sign, maybe you need to give up politics altogether.