Tag Archives: Pocket Watch

Creative Graduation Gifts

Graduation is a special time when friends and family members look back on memories and accomplishments while looking ahead to the bright future of a new graduate. 1. Green Giving- Let’s just put it right up front that your typical high school or college graduate is going to appreciate cash more than any other gift. […]

The Best Way to Make a Steampunk Costume

It is important to know that steampunk is a combination of elements of the Victorian era with scientific invention in order to make the best steampunk costume. You also need to understand that this is a trend in literature and fashion. Try to be creative and innovative in order to make the best costume, and […]

Vintage Pocket Watches Are Secret Treasures – Start a Collection Today

Pocket watches often resemble the upper crust of society – noble in their discretion, drinking brands, casually reaching into their breast pockets to check the time. So smooth and debonair. Today these relics of a bygone era are collected with great value. Many watches were made in the middle of the 19th century in pocket […]

Best Gifts for Rail Fans, Train Lovers

Love of trains and railroads drives rail fans to study and collect objects related to railroads. Rail fans range from children playing with model trains to adults who follow everything railroad. Rail fans enjoy receiving gifts related to their interest in trains. Trains are a fascinating subject. The railroad is an important part of transportation […]

Great Collectibles for John Wayne Fans

Mention that there’s a movie on starring “The Duke” and you have my husband’s immediate attention. He’s not the only one inspired by the legendary John Wayne, well known for his roles in memorable film classics, especially war-related and western-themed motion pictures. If you or someone you love is a John Wayne enthusiast, here are […]

Fashion in the 1940’s

The 1940’s was the greatest point in time for the fashion industry. Accessories made from Bakelite were available in the 1920’s, but became more popular items in the 40’s. Buckles, buckles, buckles, and even purses were commonly worn at this time. Small nets are also commonly worn on the face. Silk and nylon became hard […]