
Below is the plate in the background, from the US Bicentennial. It was a freebie today. Mister went to a yard sale Saturday. The couple was British and are moving back across the Pond to the Mother Land. Somehow or another Mister offered to help the guy with moving stuff. So the guy called this morning and said we could have all the leftover yard sale stuff if we wanted, in return for Mister helping him move a couch and table.
This plate certainly qualifies as vintage, so I'll hook up to Vintage Thingies Thursdays with it!

He came home with three truck loads full! Most of the stuff we weren't interested in, but I took some books, the plate, some tea cups, a tea pot, some pants for Becky, and a few other odds and ends ~ and this metal wall hanging that's perfect for yard art.
He took the rest of the stuff to two different thrift shops. It was a fun day, but lots of work going through two huge black plastic bags of stuffed animals, and five same bags of clothing!
Love the bicentennial plate. What a good guy you must have to help out these folks. Glad you got some fun stuff out of it.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great plate you have! Can't wait to see the rest of thingies that you got i.e. the tecups and teapot.. teehee..
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th of July! You have just the plate for a centerpiece!
ReplyDeleteI just love the metal piece!
sweet tag! that Kool-aide add is adorable! I've never seen that one.
ReplyDeleteI love the metal thingy! I'd probably paint it (some great day)and put it in the house! ♥
I remember the bicentennial quite well! It was my first time in the U.S. for a vacation.
ReplyDeleteThe metal hanging is quite beautiful. Your husband did a good deed and was rewarded for it.
Happy VTT!
Sue,
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome tag!!!!! I love it! All of the items you used together make such a cute item!!!! Great idea! I will have to remember that! How fun that you got boxes to look thru! Only problem is then you get to go tot he Goodwill with the castoffs! :) Happy 4th!!!!!! Sandy
Sue,
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice "mister" you got there. Sounds like a "keeper".
I'm liking the outside wall art thingy. I'd grow some vines on it.
Thanks for sharing. ;-)
I have been collecting bicentennial postcards. I also have a bicentennial plate.
ReplyDeleteLove the plate. Hope you have a Happy 4th of July! ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteIsn't it nice when a new treasure just falls into your lap?
ReplyDeleteLove that plate.....I remember some like this from my childhood! Have a great VTT!
ReplyDeleteThat plate is great. It reminds be of my Bicentennial bicycle. I had to have it and hated it as soon as the 4th was over :). I just love the wall art. Happy 4th!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun items you found. I have a wonderful collection of plates my mother started me on. Yes I agree with your comments about driving the family around, doing blogging, doing chores and work and crafts oh my -- sometimes I think I am going in circles..
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely blog, and I will spend more time looking -- oh love that vinette you did on the mantle.
Have a lovely 4th of July.
Joanny
Great treasures and all for free. What would be better than that?
ReplyDeleteThank you for putting my bluebird badge and Scotty dog necklaces and also the vintage necklaces and giving me mention on your blog.
ReplyDeleteHello Sue, what a beautiful blog page, i love it.
ReplyDeleteRegards Doris from Africam