
A fun, though foggy, morning at the San Luis
Obispo Swap Meet yesterday. Picked up my daughter Jenny, and armed with coffee, lots of $1.00 bills and shopping bags, we hit the stalls.
She looks for old cameras, working or not. She has quite a collection and is a very good photographer with an unerring eye for the unique shot.

I had nothing in particular that I was looking for, but open to anything great or unusual. Like these heavy pewter corn-on-the-cob holders (don't they just scream "assemblage me!"). Old boxes and tins are always popular and loved the retro "wooden nickel" style campaign buttons.

This was the "find" of the day though. It measures about 10x6x4" and is a delightful little vintage train case, complete with lock and key. A section in the lid opens to reveal a mirror and storage for
m'lady's cosmetics. The ideas are already fomenting for a vintage travel assemblage.

A delicious breakfast afterwards with more time to visit
and home in time to get into the studio and play for the afternoon.
What a great stash. And that case is so cool!
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