So what are you waiting for?? Let's go shopping
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Saturday, April 12, 2008
There's just something about the 1960s that grabs me. The changes in music, politics and social activism are all entwined together. So it went with fashion as well. Here for your viewing please is just a small sample of the 60s fashion in store for you at Specialist Auctions Vintage
So what are you waiting for?? Let's go shopping!!
So what are you waiting for?? Let's go shopping!!
Friday, April 04, 2008
What's in a name? I'd like to think that I'm not a label snob but there are just some vintage designers that for me represent very specific fashion that I love. As the moderator of Specialist Auctions Vintage and Antique clothing section I'm very lucky. Our sellers have listed the best of my favorite designers on our site for your discerning eye. I'm picking a few of my favorites but there are so many more that will tickle your fancy!
VINTAGE 80s STEVE FABRIKANT COLOR-SATURATED KNIT DRESS SZ M/L, MINT!
Vintage 1970s Paganne Egyptian Theme Dress B 36
1960s Vintage Emilio Pucci Pink & Yellow Hankie
Matisse Collectible Art Print Series GOLDWORM Merino Wool Dress & Scarf M L
Vintage 40s Fred Perlberg Satin Party Gown Sz Sm
So come check Specialist Auctions vintage for the best in classic vintage!
VINTAGE 80s STEVE FABRIKANT COLOR-SATURATED KNIT DRESS SZ M/L, MINT!
Vintage 1970s Paganne Egyptian Theme Dress B 36
1960s Vintage Emilio Pucci Pink & Yellow Hankie
Matisse Collectible Art Print Series GOLDWORM Merino Wool Dress & Scarf M L
Vintage 40s Fred Perlberg Satin Party Gown Sz Sm
So come check Specialist Auctions vintage for the best in classic vintage!
Tuesday, April 01, 2008
Yesterday I was reading the eBay chat boards to see what new travesty eBay has up it's sleeve for their sellers. Lo and behold I was not disappointed. Check this out.
***A Message from Stephanie Tilenius -- The International Site Visibility listing upgrade for US, Canada, UK and Ireland sites***March 31, 2008 08:01AM PST/PT Stephanie Tilenius
Hello everyone…This is Stephanie Tilenius, General Manager for eBay North America. The ability to sell internationally is a key benefit of doing business on the eBay marketplace. I'm pleased to announce an exciting new listing feature upgrade that will give sellers in North America the option to get full visibility for their items on other eBay sites, initially eBay.co.uk, enabling them to reach many millions more buyers. How International Selling Works Today
eBay's global marketplace opens the door to international business for many sellers. Traditionally, US sellers who want to attract buyers in the UK and elsewhere have had two options:1) They can list on eBay.com and choose World Wide Shipping or other international shipping options. In this scenario, their items only show up on another international site in the few cases when buyers specifically look for international items using Advanced Search features.
Or –2) They can create a separate listing on another international eBay site (and pay all the same fees that other sellers pay to list there).Coming Soon: International Site Visibility Listing Upgrade In May, we're giving sellers who list on US and Canada sites a better option for international exposure by introducing the International Site Visibility listing upgrade. With this listing upgrade, sellers will be able to list on their local site and pay a small upgrade fee so that their listing also shows up in the main default search results to buyers across the Atlantic on eBay.co.uk – two sites for a great price.
In the US, the fees to use this optional upgrade are as follows:
Start Price$0.01 -9.99 International Site Visibility Listing Upgrade Fee10 cents
Start Price$10 - 49.99International Site Visibility Listing Upgrade Fee20 cents
Start Price$50+International Site Visibility Listing Upgrade Fee40 cents
The International Site Visibility listing upgrade offers sellers who want to expand their international business a great value – items with this upgrade show up by default for international buyers in the market selected in addition to the buyers in the seller's own market.
This makes international listing economical and easier to manage than listing separately for international sites.Data shows that depending on the category and start-price, it only takes one or two extra bids from international buyers to make up the cost of the International Site Visibility fee.
For PowerSellers, using this feature also ensures that these UK sales are counted towards their Final Value Fee discounts.UK, Ireland, US and Canada International Support Only At launch, the International Site Visibility listing upgrade will only be available for eBay UK, eBay Ireland, eBay Canada and eBay.com. US and Canada sellers have the upgrade option to list on eBay UK, and UK and Ireland sellers have the upgrade option to list on the North America sites. We'll be adding support for more international markets in the near future, so stay tuned.
A word about testing – US-UK Collectibles Over the past six months, we've been running tests in the collectibles-related categories on eBay.com and eBay.co.uk, looking for optimal ways to display international listings. These tests will be concluding as we introduce International Site Visibility as an upgrade available for almost all categories to US and UK sellers.
We're excited about the new opportunities for the members in our communities to do even more trade together. International Site Visibility helps sellers reach international buyers – and helps increase the value and selection available to buyers! We'll update you again once International Site Visibility is launched.
Sincerely, Stephanie Tilenius, General Manager, eBay North America
Here's the bottom line. International buyers are smart enough to log into eBay US to look for the goods they want. Sellers don't need to pay extra fees for this exposure. What eBay is doing is picking the pockets of it's sellers again. I'm willing to bet that if not enough people opt for these extra fees that eBay will somehow find a way to charge it's sellers extra for each international transaction.
There are alternatives out there. Join Specialist Auctions which provides worldwide exposure on the internet through it's site, automatic google base upload every Monday for set price items and the ability to list your items in any currency you choose. In addition there are no listing fees at Specialist Auctions and free stores. You simply pay 3% of your final price achieved once your item sells. That's right. WHEN YOUR ITEM SELLS.
It's good business to diversify. Why not make Specialist Auctions the solution to your problems?
***A Message from Stephanie Tilenius -- The International Site Visibility listing upgrade for US, Canada, UK and Ireland sites***March 31, 2008 08:01AM PST/PT Stephanie Tilenius
Hello everyone…This is Stephanie Tilenius, General Manager for eBay North America. The ability to sell internationally is a key benefit of doing business on the eBay marketplace. I'm pleased to announce an exciting new listing feature upgrade that will give sellers in North America the option to get full visibility for their items on other eBay sites, initially eBay.co.uk, enabling them to reach many millions more buyers. How International Selling Works Today
eBay's global marketplace opens the door to international business for many sellers. Traditionally, US sellers who want to attract buyers in the UK and elsewhere have had two options:1) They can list on eBay.com and choose World Wide Shipping or other international shipping options. In this scenario, their items only show up on another international site in the few cases when buyers specifically look for international items using Advanced Search features.
Or –2) They can create a separate listing on another international eBay site (and pay all the same fees that other sellers pay to list there).Coming Soon: International Site Visibility Listing Upgrade In May, we're giving sellers who list on US and Canada sites a better option for international exposure by introducing the International Site Visibility listing upgrade. With this listing upgrade, sellers will be able to list on their local site and pay a small upgrade fee so that their listing also shows up in the main default search results to buyers across the Atlantic on eBay.co.uk – two sites for a great price.
In the US, the fees to use this optional upgrade are as follows:
Start Price$0.01 -9.99 International Site Visibility Listing Upgrade Fee10 cents
Start Price$10 - 49.99International Site Visibility Listing Upgrade Fee20 cents
Start Price$50+International Site Visibility Listing Upgrade Fee40 cents
The International Site Visibility listing upgrade offers sellers who want to expand their international business a great value – items with this upgrade show up by default for international buyers in the market selected in addition to the buyers in the seller's own market.
This makes international listing economical and easier to manage than listing separately for international sites.Data shows that depending on the category and start-price, it only takes one or two extra bids from international buyers to make up the cost of the International Site Visibility fee.
For PowerSellers, using this feature also ensures that these UK sales are counted towards their Final Value Fee discounts.UK, Ireland, US and Canada International Support Only At launch, the International Site Visibility listing upgrade will only be available for eBay UK, eBay Ireland, eBay Canada and eBay.com. US and Canada sellers have the upgrade option to list on eBay UK, and UK and Ireland sellers have the upgrade option to list on the North America sites. We'll be adding support for more international markets in the near future, so stay tuned.
A word about testing – US-UK Collectibles Over the past six months, we've been running tests in the collectibles-related categories on eBay.com and eBay.co.uk, looking for optimal ways to display international listings. These tests will be concluding as we introduce International Site Visibility as an upgrade available for almost all categories to US and UK sellers.
We're excited about the new opportunities for the members in our communities to do even more trade together. International Site Visibility helps sellers reach international buyers – and helps increase the value and selection available to buyers! We'll update you again once International Site Visibility is launched.
Sincerely, Stephanie Tilenius, General Manager, eBay North America
Here's the bottom line. International buyers are smart enough to log into eBay US to look for the goods they want. Sellers don't need to pay extra fees for this exposure. What eBay is doing is picking the pockets of it's sellers again. I'm willing to bet that if not enough people opt for these extra fees that eBay will somehow find a way to charge it's sellers extra for each international transaction.
There are alternatives out there. Join Specialist Auctions which provides worldwide exposure on the internet through it's site, automatic google base upload every Monday for set price items and the ability to list your items in any currency you choose. In addition there are no listing fees at Specialist Auctions and free stores. You simply pay 3% of your final price achieved once your item sells. That's right. WHEN YOUR ITEM SELLS.
It's good business to diversify. Why not make Specialist Auctions the solution to your problems?
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Now that spring is finally here thoughts of warmer weather are running through my head. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to make some spring and summer worthy classic pieces to add to your wardrobe? Then check out the vintage pattern sellers at Specialist Auctions Vintage for the best in vintage patterns for adults as well as kids.
Crossroads Vintage
Vintage 1973 Girls Halter Top Bell Bottom Pants Shorts Sewing Pattern Sz 7
Early 60s Pattern Wrap Skirt Butterick 5218 Sz 12 B30
The Vintage Hag
Vintage 50s Beach Blouse Shorts Jacket & Wrap Skirt Pattern - 32 bust
Vintage 50s Pattern 2 pc Pajamas Lounge Beach Set in 2 lengths - 34 bust
Born Too Late Vintage
Vintage 1957 Simplicity Pattern 2105 Dress 13
Vintage 1947 Simplicity Pattern 1967 Playsuit and Skirt size 44
Vintage 1973 Simplicity Pattern 5596 girls Shorts Skirt 12
There are lots more patterns just waiting to be snapped up so make sure to check out the great variety of patterns at Specialist Auctions Vintage!
Crossroads Vintage
Vintage 1973 Girls Halter Top Bell Bottom Pants Shorts Sewing Pattern Sz 7
Early 60s Pattern Wrap Skirt Butterick 5218 Sz 12 B30
The Vintage Hag
Vintage 50s Beach Blouse Shorts Jacket & Wrap Skirt Pattern - 32 bust
Vintage 50s Pattern 2 pc Pajamas Lounge Beach Set in 2 lengths - 34 bust
Born Too Late Vintage
Vintage 1957 Simplicity Pattern 2105 Dress 13
Vintage 1947 Simplicity Pattern 1967 Playsuit and Skirt size 44
Vintage 1973 Simplicity Pattern 5596 girls Shorts Skirt 12
There are lots more patterns just waiting to be snapped up so make sure to check out the great variety of patterns at Specialist Auctions Vintage!
Thursday, March 20, 2008
No pictures. No promoting today. Just some memories I have of Easters past. To say my parents had a huge impact on the person I am today is the understatement of the year.
Take Easter for example. I remember with fond memories going out with my Mom to get an Easter hat, spring coat, new dress, gloves, tights and new shoes. More often than not we would wind up at Bradlees. We'd find said coat, hat, gloves, tights, shoes and dress which of course all matched. Then Mom would take me to the Bradlees lunch counter and we'd have lunch together.
I remember one time in particular when we had tuna salad on toasted bread. My mom commented that the bread should have been toasted darker to make the sandwich more appealing. Years later I told my mom of this memory and she looked at me and said, "Did I really say that?" And I said "Yes you did and when I make toasted tuna salad sandwiches at home the bread is toasted dark just like it should be." She smiled.
I also remember going to the Cold Spring Cemetery on Palm Sunday to put crosses made of the palms we received at Our Lady of Loretto Church on the graves of our departed family members. One particular Palm Sunday there was snow on the ground. My mom ever the stylish lady living on a budget stepped forward to put the palm cross on a family member's grave. She left something more behind than that palm cross. Her stilettos left their turquoise dye behind. I wonder if any of our other family members saw those shoe prints that day?
Now of course my Dad has also created memories for me as well. Being raised Catholic we did not eat meat on Fridays. I asked one Friday night why that was and my father said, "We eat fish on Fridays because Jesus wanted to make sure his disciples could make a living selling their fish." Of course this was my Dad, the wisest man I knew speaking. So when I went to my catechism class the following Wednesday when Sister Anne Charles asked why we don't eat meat on Fridays I could not wait to share my new found wisdom. To say Sister Anne Charles did not have a sense of humor would be another understatement.
My Dad also used to tell us stories about when he was learning how to be an altar boy. Dad was an altar boy at Our Lady of Pompeii Church and went to school at Our Lady of Pompeii School. He told us that he was serving at his first mass alone one Sunday and when it was time to ring the bells he was on the wrong side of the altar. After that mass the pastor told him the easiest way to make sure you're on the correct side of the altar.
Now you could say what does all this have to do with what you are today? What these few instances taught me along with so many others that I've not mentioned are:
A. There's a right way to do things (toasting the bread dark enough to make it look appetizing).
B. You don't need a lot of money to be stylish (dyeing your shoes).
C. Remembering those who have gone before you is really important (putting palm crosses on the graves of our departed family members).
D. Having a sense of humor helps make some of the dictates of religion a bit more bearable (the disciples selling their fish on Fridays).
E. You learn and remember much more from your mistakes than you do from your triumphs (altar boy on the wrong side of the altar).
I hope that I'm passing along similar experiences for my girls to remember long after I'm gone. I'd rather they remember me for things like that than anything else.
I love you Mom and Dad. The memories make it just bearable now that you are not here. But I won't forget the things you've taught me and I hope I do you proud.
Take Easter for example. I remember with fond memories going out with my Mom to get an Easter hat, spring coat, new dress, gloves, tights and new shoes. More often than not we would wind up at Bradlees. We'd find said coat, hat, gloves, tights, shoes and dress which of course all matched. Then Mom would take me to the Bradlees lunch counter and we'd have lunch together.
I remember one time in particular when we had tuna salad on toasted bread. My mom commented that the bread should have been toasted darker to make the sandwich more appealing. Years later I told my mom of this memory and she looked at me and said, "Did I really say that?" And I said "Yes you did and when I make toasted tuna salad sandwiches at home the bread is toasted dark just like it should be." She smiled.
I also remember going to the Cold Spring Cemetery on Palm Sunday to put crosses made of the palms we received at Our Lady of Loretto Church on the graves of our departed family members. One particular Palm Sunday there was snow on the ground. My mom ever the stylish lady living on a budget stepped forward to put the palm cross on a family member's grave. She left something more behind than that palm cross. Her stilettos left their turquoise dye behind. I wonder if any of our other family members saw those shoe prints that day?
Now of course my Dad has also created memories for me as well. Being raised Catholic we did not eat meat on Fridays. I asked one Friday night why that was and my father said, "We eat fish on Fridays because Jesus wanted to make sure his disciples could make a living selling their fish." Of course this was my Dad, the wisest man I knew speaking. So when I went to my catechism class the following Wednesday when Sister Anne Charles asked why we don't eat meat on Fridays I could not wait to share my new found wisdom. To say Sister Anne Charles did not have a sense of humor would be another understatement.
My Dad also used to tell us stories about when he was learning how to be an altar boy. Dad was an altar boy at Our Lady of Pompeii Church and went to school at Our Lady of Pompeii School. He told us that he was serving at his first mass alone one Sunday and when it was time to ring the bells he was on the wrong side of the altar. After that mass the pastor told him the easiest way to make sure you're on the correct side of the altar.
Now you could say what does all this have to do with what you are today? What these few instances taught me along with so many others that I've not mentioned are:
A. There's a right way to do things (toasting the bread dark enough to make it look appetizing).
B. You don't need a lot of money to be stylish (dyeing your shoes).
C. Remembering those who have gone before you is really important (putting palm crosses on the graves of our departed family members).
D. Having a sense of humor helps make some of the dictates of religion a bit more bearable (the disciples selling their fish on Fridays).
E. You learn and remember much more from your mistakes than you do from your triumphs (altar boy on the wrong side of the altar).
I hope that I'm passing along similar experiences for my girls to remember long after I'm gone. I'd rather they remember me for things like that than anything else.
I love you Mom and Dad. The memories make it just bearable now that you are not here. But I won't forget the things you've taught me and I hope I do you proud.
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Need something to really give that Easter outfit some pizzazz? Then check out the accessories from Specialist Auctions Vintage!
Alley Cats Vintage
Vintage 60s Hot Pink Satin & Velvet Hattie Carnegie Pill Box Hat
Vintage Hat 1960s Tomato Red Wide Brim Straw Summer Hat by Miss B NWT
Wyoming Vintage
Vintage Caresskin Superb Kidskin Leather White Long Opera Gloves 6.5
VINTAGE 60's WHITE LILY FLORAL EASTER BONNET BUCKET HAT
Vintage 1960's 60's Pink Fauz Lizard Skin Lizardskin Small Clutch Purse
Mad Fashionista Vintage & Modern
VINTAGE 80s BLUE SATIN SEXY SHOES WITH RHINESTONE BOWS SIZE 12
VINTAGE BRUNO MAGLI SPECTATOR SLINGBACK SHOES 10B
VINTAGE ANDREW GELLER POLKA DOT LEATHER SHOES 8B
Wyo Gems Vintage
VINTAGE WHITE VINYL 3 COMPARTMENT ACCORDIAN PURSE BAG
MUSHROOMS BRIGHT WHITE SOFT VINYL SANDAL SHOES SLING BACK 7.5 M AIR CUSHION SOLE
Born Too Late Vintage
Gorgeous Designer Jack McConnell Gold Silk Chiffon Lampshade Hat
Vintage 1950s Sultry Crown Fitted Straw Hat
Vintage 1960s White & Navy Blue Bucket Hat
So what you are you waiting for??
Let's Go Shopping!!
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Looking to release your inner bad girl and let the entire world see the real you? Then check out these great Viva Las Vegas items from The Merchants of Vintage at Specialist Auctions!
The Merchants of Vintage
Vintage 50s VLV Angry Lace Taffeta Rockabilly Full Circle Skirt XS, S
Vintage VLV 50s Bustier Girdle Black 34 B Warner's Merry Widow #3393
Vintage 50s VLV HOT PINK Cigarette Pants & Dramatic Collar Lace Top Blouse XS
Can you say smoking hot??!!
So check out The Merchants of Vintage and all the other fine vintage sellers at
Specialist Auctions Vintage!
The Merchants of Vintage
Vintage 50s VLV Angry Lace Taffeta Rockabilly Full Circle Skirt XS, S
Vintage VLV 50s Bustier Girdle Black 34 B Warner's Merry Widow #3393
Vintage 50s VLV HOT PINK Cigarette Pants & Dramatic Collar Lace Top Blouse XS
Can you say smoking hot??!!
So check out The Merchants of Vintage and all the other fine vintage sellers at
Specialist Auctions Vintage!
Monday, March 10, 2008
Ready for another Manic Monday? Well don't fret because we have the gorgeous vintage fashions to brighten any Monday at Specialist Auctions Vintage!
Wyoming Vintage
1980's Vintage 80's Heavy Metal Gold Fish Scale Stretch Stretchy Belt XL 34-38
1960s VINTAGE 60s BOLD FLORAL FLOWER POWER SUMMER DRESS SUN DRESS SUNDRESS
Abingdon Road Vintage Clothing
Vintage 1970's Vibrant Sunshine Yellow Flower Dress
Vintage 1970's Floral Hot Pinks Summer Dress
Born Too Late Vintage
Vintage 1970s Purple Linen Maxi Dress B 34
Vintage 1980s Sexy Brown & Copper Glitter Gown 14
The Merchants of Vintage
Vintage 50s VLV Rockability RED Circle Skirt Shirt Dress LARGE W31
Vintage 80s Yves Saint Laurent YSL Red Jacket 40 M ML
So what are you waiting for? Let's Go Shopping!!
Wyoming Vintage
1980's Vintage 80's Heavy Metal Gold Fish Scale Stretch Stretchy Belt XL 34-38
1960s VINTAGE 60s BOLD FLORAL FLOWER POWER SUMMER DRESS SUN DRESS SUNDRESS
Abingdon Road Vintage Clothing
Vintage 1970's Vibrant Sunshine Yellow Flower Dress
Vintage 1970's Floral Hot Pinks Summer Dress
Born Too Late Vintage
Vintage 1970s Purple Linen Maxi Dress B 34
Vintage 1980s Sexy Brown & Copper Glitter Gown 14
The Merchants of Vintage
Vintage 50s VLV Rockability RED Circle Skirt Shirt Dress LARGE W31
Vintage 80s Yves Saint Laurent YSL Red Jacket 40 M ML
So what are you waiting for? Let's Go Shopping!!
Sunday, March 09, 2008
Feeling a bit adventuresome? Need something one of a kind for Viva Las Vegas? Looking for your Hawaiian warrior?
The Merchants of Vintage
Vintage 50s VLV Lace Taffeta Rockabilly Full Circle Skirt XS, S
Mary was drawn to it like a moth to a flame. It beckoned her from across the crowded room. The skirt was a feast of lace with a taffeta underskirt in her favorite color, black. Quickly she grabbed the skirt from the rack, not even realizing it was a full circle.
She paid for her purchase and hurried home with her prize. In her room she tried the skirt on with a few different tops admiring her reflection in the mirror. She twirled in delight as the skirt formed a full circle. Something in the mirror caught her eye as she twirled. She glanced down at her shoes thinking she had something better to pair with the skirt when she glanced in the mirror again this time seeing a Kao warrior, named Kalei, looking back at her. He caught her as she fell and carried her through the magic wall to his village.
Kalei left Mary lying on a pallet of soft leaves attended to by his mother and sisters. He went to the temple to speak with the Kahuna. Kalei spoke of his love and desire for Mary and the life he wanted to live with her. The Kahuna denounced Mary as Maka'ainana, a commoner and not fit for Kalei to wed.
Mary in the meantime awoke only to be gawked at by Kalei's mother and sisters. They gave her refreshments and helped her bathe and re-dress for they knew Kalei had chosen her to wed.
Kalei was beside himself. He knew to defy the Kahuna was taboo and meant certain death for both he and Mary. As night fell Kalei made a decision. He would go to the cave where he first saw Mary, looking at herself in the magic wall. Without words Kalei explained his love to Mary and asked her to be his wife. Mary accepted as she knew in her heart that Kalei was the only one for her. Kalei bid his mother and sisters farewell and Kalei and Mary quickly fled to the cave with the magic wall.
Standing before the magic wall they pledged themselves to each other, then hand in hand they walked through the magic wall never to return to the village.
The clock on the nightstand was flashing 12:00." The power must have gone out", thought Mary as she sat up on her bed. "That was some dream I had." Gingerly for she was sore, Mary turned around, seeing for the first time Kalei smiling at her from the other side of the bed.
Looking for your happily ever after in vintage? Then check out Specialist Auctions for the best in vintage attire!
The Merchants of Vintage
Vintage 50s VLV Lace Taffeta Rockabilly Full Circle Skirt XS, S
Mary was drawn to it like a moth to a flame. It beckoned her from across the crowded room. The skirt was a feast of lace with a taffeta underskirt in her favorite color, black. Quickly she grabbed the skirt from the rack, not even realizing it was a full circle.
She paid for her purchase and hurried home with her prize. In her room she tried the skirt on with a few different tops admiring her reflection in the mirror. She twirled in delight as the skirt formed a full circle. Something in the mirror caught her eye as she twirled. She glanced down at her shoes thinking she had something better to pair with the skirt when she glanced in the mirror again this time seeing a Kao warrior, named Kalei, looking back at her. He caught her as she fell and carried her through the magic wall to his village.
Kalei left Mary lying on a pallet of soft leaves attended to by his mother and sisters. He went to the temple to speak with the Kahuna. Kalei spoke of his love and desire for Mary and the life he wanted to live with her. The Kahuna denounced Mary as Maka'ainana, a commoner and not fit for Kalei to wed.
Mary in the meantime awoke only to be gawked at by Kalei's mother and sisters. They gave her refreshments and helped her bathe and re-dress for they knew Kalei had chosen her to wed.
Kalei was beside himself. He knew to defy the Kahuna was taboo and meant certain death for both he and Mary. As night fell Kalei made a decision. He would go to the cave where he first saw Mary, looking at herself in the magic wall. Without words Kalei explained his love to Mary and asked her to be his wife. Mary accepted as she knew in her heart that Kalei was the only one for her. Kalei bid his mother and sisters farewell and Kalei and Mary quickly fled to the cave with the magic wall.
Standing before the magic wall they pledged themselves to each other, then hand in hand they walked through the magic wall never to return to the village.
The clock on the nightstand was flashing 12:00." The power must have gone out", thought Mary as she sat up on her bed. "That was some dream I had." Gingerly for she was sore, Mary turned around, seeing for the first time Kalei smiling at her from the other side of the bed.
Looking for your happily ever after in vintage? Then check out Specialist Auctions for the best in vintage attire!
Saturday, March 08, 2008
It's Viva Las Vegas Time at Specialist Auctions Vintage!!
Wyoming Vintage
VINTAGE 1940's PINK COTTON GRAY WAITRESS DAY DRESS SMALL
SILKY RED VINTAGE 60'S CHEONGSAM EMBROIDERED DRESS S
eHappy Vintage
Vintage Pink & Brown CUTEST 50's Pin Up Pintucked Tie Neck Blouse Top L Large
Mad Fashionista Vintage and Modern
VINTAGE 1950s PLUS SIZE PETITE FEMININE GRAY LUCY DRESS XL B46 VLV
BEAUTIFUL PLUS SIZE VINTAGE 50s BLUE EMBROIDERED LUCY DRESS XXL B44 VLV
Petunias Past Blast
VLV 50's Bombshell Black Sequins BEADED CARDIGAN Lambswool MODISSIMA XXL B49
VLV RockaBilly Vintage Betty Hartford Day Dress Cap Sleeves SHEER Lavender~L
Alley Cats Vintage
Born Too Late Vintage
Vintage 1950s MOP Thermoset Choker & Bracelet
So what are you waiting for??
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- Marge, Mod Mary's Vintage
- Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania, United States
- We are the owners of Mod Mary's Vintage on Etsy.