Last seen: Apr 24, 2024
I don't think so either Graeme. I've seen better looking fishing nets than that dowdy doily.
The Greatest Contribution to the Visual Arts? Really? Well I must be an OLD and unappreciative Philistine.
Franklin Mint 1925 Hispano Suiza Kellner- Nbr Ltd Ed of 1500 – E413 So, just what is a Hispano-Suiza, and why do we car collectors have so preci...
Franklin Mint 1:16 1913 Ford Model T Lumber Truck- Nbr Ltd Ed of 2500 – E255 Yeah buddy; the brass era is still alive! Okay, so it’s in the form...
Pupperbells!!
How cool & realistic!! {violet}:cool:
Those are funny John. {violet}:cool:
And don't forget the Brylcream dripping from the side of the driver's roof! {violet}:surprised:
Franklin Mint 1:16 1911 Stanley Steamer 62 Runabout - Nbr Ltd Ed of 1500 - E513 In this larger scale, Franklin has excelled. We’ve seen a pleth...
Franklin Mint 1911 Rolls Royce – F079 My goodness, did THIS take a while! TFM first released their 1911 vintage Rolls in 1994. Presented as a Li...
Franklin Mint Ford Model T 1:16th – F080 There’s something fascinating about this scale, 1:16th. It is larger than 1:18th and perfectly suited...
That's true, but looking at Diamond T fire truck pics, the wheels look identical. Many similarities on both. I even looked up the North Canton, Ohio F...
Thank you Bob! I'm happy for a right answer and defer to you. I'm no where even close to a fire truck expert. My confusion starts with the symbol on ...
Lemony Luscious Lead-sled!
@chris Reminds me of the scene from the movie, "Porky's"...