I recently took possession of a
wonderful book that belonged to my grandfather.
Grandpa Riddle was a Merchant Marine and this was his “International
Signal and Code Book. It is his “Writing”
or penmanship he put on the first page showing his name, date, and place.
Quilters, take labeling to heart. This is very precious to me. And your labels will be precious to future
generations.
I think this is a most
appropriate “8 O’clock” for me.
When I walked into my quilt room the other day this was facing
me: a “Messy” room.
Hope you had a good week.
Quilt happy,
Marilyn
10 comments:
I love the signature in the book. I wish we still wrote with that penmanship.
Isn't it amazing how messy the sewing room gets so quickly?
Love the pretty colored glasses.
Great pics! I love the one-of-a-kind glasses and the spoon. Your messy room is not too bad. I'm still working on cleaning up my mess.
As always, such interesting interpretations for your challenge words.
I've decided the only way to keep my work space tidy is to give up quilting...and that's just not going to happen!
I already packed my polka dot glass for the retreat. It's perfect for our evening beverage.
What a treasure you have in your grandfather's book Marilyn! I love your one of a kind glasses!
hugs Karen
Wow! I would love to find a signature from my grands, especially my Father's Father... I love the art of script...very nice hand!
hugz
Ooo the historian in me is drooling over your Grandfather's book/signature page. What a wonderful treasure you have. Love your glass collection and that super cool spoon - I just love Cost Plus World Market. :)
Don't you just love old time handwriting? Boy, have we lost a wonderful skill over the decades!
ooohhh I love that aqua coloured glass...hugs Khris
ohh I noticed the date - 23.08.1902 Does that mean he dated things like we do here in Oz...23 August 1902 not back to front like you guys in the States? lol
Hugs Khris
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