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What a neat collection Alex! It's great to have a go-to person on board for when we have Nike questions (and I'll definitely be taking a closer look at them from now on when I shop, lol).

What a wonderful shot of that grizzly! And terrific cause! Which shop is your shirt in Maggie (I couldn't locate it -- did it sell?)

One I used to see at mom and pop stores is, "In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash".

I think you're right Onceoza. When Reynolds gave a tour on the news, I remember the dress being on display in a glass case. I don't recall the shoes, but the gingham dress for sure.

Omg, that has to be the cutest treasury ever! And so much good stuff for shopping (now if only there were a human sized version of that green sofa). ;)

I was surprised as well, that the dress went on the block so soon.

This was announced on the news just awhile ago -- and so I googled it ... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2067856/Amy-Winehouse-dress-Back-Black-sells-auction-40k.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

Thank you for your response Jen. I would like to show the similarities, but without misleading or keyword spamming, and was not sure if those who collect 49er's are strict about that. I'll put it in the keywords as you've suggested but will be sure to tiptoe carefully. ;)

Thank you for asking this question Tylula, as I have a question also (love those Pendelton ads Lizzie). Can the term "49er style" or something similar be used? Or is that a no-no? It's in regard to this Kerrybrooke jacket specifically ... Thanks for your help.

From the pics, they appear to be. I continue to see that green hue with marbling in newer plastics, and can't know without handling it, but if it 'feels' right, it likely is. That laminate piece is intriguing with it's decorative nail tacking. Would love to be able to handle that one!

Very pretty -- it looks very 40's/50's. Since it's a goldfill and alloy combo (rather than with sterling), I would venture to say 50's. Maybe a search for some old A. Regel jewelry ads could shed more light on when they were in business.

I just have to pop in and say, my gawd that skirt is the absolute cutest!

40's Dress http://www.etsy.com/listing/86199442/vintage-40s-dress-cocktail-black-crepe Bakelite Necklace http://www.etsy.com/listing/85683745/vintage-30s-40s-bakelite-festoon Navajo Hair Combs http://www.etsy.com/listing/86075434/vintage-40s-navajo-indian-sterling

Very pretty and looks 40's. It doesn't seem to follow a particular 'place of origin' style, but likely .925 up to .950 silver with that stamp and coloring (going by my monitor). I see some nice hand chasing and what looks like some yellow adhesive behind the pearls (is that right?) which...

I have that same set Liza, but as a choker and bracelet -- it's dense and very well made correct? If I recall, mine has a flat hook catch. I'd say you're on the money with the date.

It almost looks like a heavy unprocessed vellum. So intriguing!

It looks like fired porcelain from here with a bit of overpainting as mentioned by Carrie -- but hard to see the detail. Looks like gold vermeil (appears rose gold on my monitor). Very pretty and a nice find

Lol! Well it's a tough decision, since you're both lovely! :) P.S. Thank you Hollis!

Wow -- jaw dropping! And each week tops the previous one (and if I ever reincarnate, I would like to come back as Maggie ) Adrian Suit http://www.etsy.com/listing/85300465/vintage-40s-adrian-womens-suit-black Bakelite Bracelet...

Oh my gawd Hollis! (Where's that drooling emoticon btw? I need to use at least 10 of them).

Beautiful offerings ladies! John Moore Dress http://www.etsy.com/listing/84600971/vintage-60s-dress-john-moore-wool-ivory Jensen Brooch http://www.etsy.com/transaction/61715967 Vested Gentress Lion Dress http://www.etsy.com/listing/84715944/vintage-70s-dress-vested-gentress-yellow...

It's fabulous Marcia (and thank you :) )

Oooh aqua (my favorite) and chrome! I wish I could have seen it Amber, and I must say you're right Mary -- not much in the way of color or prints. Trish, we'll have to go and check it out. I do like the non-frill of it all!

While researching a label, I came across this article and thought it interesting ... http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/05/13/artists-trailer-diaspora-begets-a-mobile-clothing-store/

That was fun! And you both looked very relaxed.

Kristine's shop makes me want to take a roadtrip! :)

I'll be there -- come join me. :)

That's super news!

Navy Rockabilly Dress http://www.etsy.com/listing/70733773/vintage-50s-navy-blue-white-rockabilly Zuni Owl Ring http://www.etsy.com/listing/70530993/vintage-60s-zuni-indian-owl-inlay-mosaic Green Bakelite Buckle...

It looks like Birmingham 1907, but don't think that that particular cap is original (looks like Scandinavian glass). Wonderful!