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    Vintage Brownies And A Winner

    Published by Pam Kessler | 182 words. · About 1 minute to read this article. - 23 Comments

    Yesterday, I went to a neighborhood yard sale and found some vintage Brownie box cameras.

    Vintage Kodak Brownie cameras

    For $5 each!!!

    The one on the left is a Brownie Junior Six-20, manufactured from 1933-1936. The one on the right is a Brownie Target Six-16, manufactured from 1946-1951.

    In my Useful Links page (found underneath my header photo above) there is The Brownie Camera Page listed, which is a great resource for dating old Brownies. It also has some information on other Kodak cameras. Yes, Kodak made other cameras besides my beloved Brownies.

    Speaking of Brownies, wouldn't this cute little pink McCoy mixing bowl stir up some great brownies? I found it Thursday, at a little antique store.

    Vintage pink McCoy mixing bowl with fish scale petal feather pattern

    I'm confused as to what the pattern is called though. I've seen it called fish scale, petal, feather and even artichoke. I just call it cute.

    It has a hairline crack in the side, so I won't actually be stirring up anything in it. It's more decorative than useful, but for $2, I just grabbed it and didn't look back. Well, I paid for it, of course.

    Vintage pink McCoy mixing bowl with fish scale petal feather pattern

     

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    1. [email protected] Charm

      September 10, 2013 at 9:53 pm

      Luv that pretty pink bowl...$2? What a deal!!

      Blessings,
      Linda

      Reply
    2. Robin Johnson

      September 11, 2013 at 9:32 pm

      Great finds! I love the camera's and the bowl is so pretty. Your photos are gorgeous by the way. Limelight hydrangea's perhaps??

      Reply
    3. Vintage/Retro Collectables

      September 18, 2013 at 11:47 am

      Bargain city!!! They're great and what a bargain!

      Reply
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