This letter is priceless. It gives the history of several treasures that are out there among us. Who has what? Pictures please. I do have the battenburg lace tablecloth and the battenburg lace collar that Grandmother Louise made, and will get them posted.
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for some reason, I can only scroll down about halfway on each of the letter pages.
Probably doesn't matter that much, but just curious. Besides I have no treasures on earth for moths to corrupt.
Dwight, that is weird. Could it be a MAC thing? I can scroll through the whole thing. You never know what treasure you may have. If you want the letter just for a keepsake, I could email a copy of it to you. However, the whole thing will be in the copy of the blog. Does that suffice?
yes.
I can scroll all the way down. No explanation for Dwight's problem, is there?
I have no problem. I can scroll down. I just thought I couldn't. But it gave you all something to write about to keep you busy. Meanwhile keep digging up the goodies.
Precious letter! It clears up the ownership and maker of dear family heirlooms. Notice that Rose calls Dad, Rusty. Elsie does the same thing in her letters. I am also discovering other names that Dad went by other than Russell!
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