BIG bits 'n pieces from David Stafford

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Happy package of goodies arrived from David! TOP Fashion!

How to cut 'em up and use them in mail art collages? 

or....just savor their "oldness" and keep them as treasures of the past.

Remember the call for David's grab-bags?

Dave's Ephemera Grab Bags

Well, here are the goodies that were in my baggie! yay!

This is 1920's!

..the War Years:

...and then the 50's, 60's:

too fantastic! And there is soooo much more!

Thank you for ALL, David!

'Must begin some trashpo boekies with these "mail art omens"!

[Bumblebee Cee]

Oh.My.Goodness.  I'm swooning over every bit of paper in these photos!

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

[Richard Canard]

21.10.15 Dare Ms. Katerina N., ...what delightful vintage treasure!!! ... & how outrageous!!!..."Hokey-Pokey Pink". Ave uh nez dae. Richard C.

[Gü]

Boo! I thought it was tax free, well if you win you'll have to start your own Bankerina!

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

David also sent this doggie card :

it cheers me up in the economic crisis :-)

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

hahaha! Yes, "lucky numbers" for the lottery!

However, if ya win millions in the Greek lottery, "after taxes", it goes directly

to your account in a Greek bank, which is "closed" really with "capital controls" so

you can't get more than 400 euro per week, which means I'd have to live until 

I am 210 to collect all my winnings?

[Gü]

Ooh, what could the numbers mean? Maybe lucky, try them on Euro millions.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

a "tiny" piece amongst all those big pages:

(from a Chinese cookie :-)

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Thanks Gina...David sent even the "1924 Kitchen" :-)

[Gü]

Super stuff Kat, everything but and the kitchen sink.