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JuliePotocka
  Mar 10, 08, 10:37  #31

outintheyard, did you tell your mom you'd like to have those items!? Johnny Depp isn't anyone special, just an actor. But, your mom can also just RENT the items to them, and request them back, if they aren't destroyed, and ask for a PREMIUM for replacement, if they are destroyed!!

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outintheyard
  Mar 10, 08, 10:37  #32

I wish I even knew that much info. I will have to research this further.

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Patrycja19
Edited by: Patrycja19  Mar 15, 08, 23:25  #33

http://acweb.colum.edu/users/agunkel/homepage/easter/jadcruc.html

this cross is what the rosary looks like from my grandmother.. or similar to it..

amazing..

and I cannot find a site other then this on old rosarys from poland.. which its not
even about rosarys.. but thats similar to what the cross looks like.


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panienka
  Mar 19, 08, 12:36  #34

You can find some antiques on Pchli Targ


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outintheyard
  Mar 19, 08, 13:12  #35

Pani I am begining to wonder if you are older than you look. You have such a great diverse backround of many interests.

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panienka
Edited by: panienka  Mar 19, 08, 13:23  #36

Thanks Outintheyard, what does age mean? I FEEL quite mature :)


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outintheyard
  Mar 19, 08, 13:36  #37

Age means nothing to those who have the maturity and self confidence regardless of what situation life delivers upon you. Just don't feel old ,It is better to always feel young. and that comes from within no matter what level you are at in maturity.

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panienka
Edited by: panienka  Mar 19, 08, 13:51  #38

outintheyard wrote:
Age means nothing to those who have the maturity and self confidence regardless of what situation life delivers upon you.

true, i know some people who are adult but such infantile


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outintheyard
  Mar 19, 08, 14:29  #39

Yes ! I know what you mean by this. Have you traveled much? What is your interest in architecture?

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panienka
  Mar 19, 08, 14:56  #40

I have been to Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Czech, i'm going to Italy after Easter. I'm not very keen on architecture. Why are you asking?


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outintheyard
  Mar 20, 08, 06:13  #41

I asked because I can tell by your writing that you seem to be someone who would like to experience the world as much as possible. Your part of the world is where all the great architecture is. We from the US wish to visit it. Those in Europe are used to it. I my self would be very interested in it. Of course I have an engineering degree that has groomed me for such. What degree of study are you considering?

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panienka
  Mar 20, 08, 06:43  #42

I think about finance and accounting / telecommunication , so i hope i will get master's degree


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outintheyard
  Mar 20, 08, 06:52  #43

panienka wrote:
hope i will get master's degree

Stay focused on your goals and you will. Now I know why architecture does not thrill you. finance requires a different way of thinking. More exact. Architecture allows for imperfection and an arrangement of it . ALthough both are number orientated. TRy a good corporate Co-Op plan . It can help you greatly in achievement.

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panienka
  Mar 20, 08, 07:05  #44

heh yes, both my imagination in regard to buildings and my draws are sick :) thank you Outintheyard


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isthatu
  Mar 20, 08, 07:05  #45

outintheyard wrote:
I my self would be very interested in it.

Theres a cracking BauHouse building in Gliwice if you get the chance to visit.

Re the antiques and furneture especially. Sometimes I got the impresion it was rather impolite to ask the provinence of such things. Unlike say in the States or GB these often hadnt been handed down for generations but ,how to put it,been appropriated at the end of the last war. Thats not casting judgement but rather a reflection on conditions in post war europe.
A word of caution for Carol re the Ukrainine "100 year old" Ikons. Well,you may have been extremly lucky and found the genuine thing,but,I rather imagine those 100 years were closer to a 100 days Im afraid.


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outintheyard
  Mar 20, 08, 07:10  #46

panienka wrote:
my draws are sick

I took art classes in college and still have no talent for the draw. Though I have personally designed many buildings and it was all done on computer. And they are built , but nothing very special.
isthatu wrote:
cracking BauHouse building in Gliwice

THis place would be worth while too. The problem today is the reproductive fake.

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isthatu
  Mar 20, 08, 07:26  #47

The ukranian fake is famous in the military colectables field :) Basicaly,the Soviets put so much raw materials into storage that now people are using origional tools and materials to reproduce many varied items.
A quick question though. Can anyone tell me why Polish antique markets always seem to have hundreds of Accordians and Wigs?


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Zgubiony
  Apr 17, 08, 16:42  #48

Does anyone collect old Polish notes? I have some from 1929-1931-1934-1936 and Russian 1938 German 1937

They probably aren't worth much and I don't think I'd sell them. The artwork on them is fantastic.



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Zgubiony
  Apr 18, 08, 12:07  #49

My favorite note is:





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Zgubiony
  Apr 18, 08, 12:09  #50

Some others: (sorry not all PL)









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