that is awesome! want! need! :)
Holy Crap! That is amazing!
You are so fortunate to have this! Thanks for sharing!<img border='0' src='/graphics/mbicons/smilies_v2/smile.gif'><img border='0' src='/graphics/mbicons/smilies_v2/smile.gif'><img border='0' src='/graphics/mbicons/smilies_v2/smile.gif'>
Holy Cow! This is FANTASTIC!! Love how organized everything is!! LUCKY YOU!!
You lucky, lucky girl to have found one of these babies! Enjoy it!
<blockquote><HR size='1' color='#dedfdf'> How on earth did you find that gem of a piece of furniture? My DH frequents auctions, yard sales, etc. and he said that they're hard to find and when he does find them, they sell for a BIG price. I think they made them out of solid wood and that they're considered "antiques" now. <HR size='1' color='#dedfdf'></blockquote>
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Hi Kathy,
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I searched for maybe 10 years for one. I found so many of them on ebay back wast in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey etc, but never found any here in California.
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I even used to pend hours every week calling libraries, universities, and school districts in Southern and Central California.
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One day two summers ago I hit the jackpot on ebay. Cal State San Bernadino was selling them for an insanely cheap price on ebay. I got mine for $80. We drive three hours to pick it up on the hottest most humid day of the year. Then two and a half hours back.
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Its super heavy, too heavy for DH and I together. We needed a third person to help get it off the truck.
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Yale has them alot online. Theirs are big and beautiful. They cost about $300 plus shipping unless you could pick them up.
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Project - Scraproom Card Catalog Storage by *Delphinium Twinkle* posted 12/29/08 at 09:28 PM Galleries: Photography This is my card catalog. I got it from Cal State San Bernadino. I stire a lot of my smaller things in it These are some of the things: 1&2: Small containers of glitter 3: Pigment powders and Twinkling H2o's 4: I have athing for playing cards so I have a whole drawer full of them 5: Large Bookplates 6: Watercolors and chalks 7: E Beads; I use these when I make my Button Frames 8: Seed Beads and a little bling 9: Chipboard tags 10: Journaling Blocks. I have most of the jourtnaling block stickers in a big Branas basket in one of my Expedits 11: Sanding Blocks. I must have a lifetime supply;p 12: Metal Signage. The Dog Tag Tin is filled with Lil Davis and Making Memories signage 13: Bling, I ahve the rest in my scrapbog, tool bag and in vintage spice jars on a lazy susan on my table 14: Spare blade for craft knives and rotary cutters. I also have my rotary blade sharpener. *If you don't have one of these and you use a rotary trimmer this is a huge money saver. 15: Fabric tabs 16: Larger jars of glitter and small jars of embossing powder. I can't fit my big jars of embossing powder in here. 17: Some of my dry adhesive. I don't store my ATG refills in this drawer. |
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