
I picked up these amplifiers because I thought I'd for once thrift something that could make Arctic Dad happy as well. I gave ten dollars, returning home to my biggest thrift shock so far:
Tandberg Fasett are design icons from 1971! Apparently people must
bleed to get hold of a pair.
Will keep them as hidden assets until mortgage rate raises.

I also thrifted a pair of 70s surprisingly bright curtains. When
Polar Night arrives they can function as a sun substitute.

Two rolls of 1976 wallpaper from a long gone Norwegian factory came home with me. Maybe suitable for a
small wall only..
Lizzie in the UK won the giveaway!
Enjoy your weekend. These flea market finds were shared at
Her Library Adventures - flea market finds and
Apron Thrift Girl.
6 comments:
It's funny to imagine that those 70ies things crossed the ages till now , and will find a new life in your home.They surely have interesting stories to tell!
Wow I am so excited to have won your giveaway! Thank you so much, I am grinning from ear to ear :-)
Like you I love hunting for vintage treasures whether it is in the Portobello Road or the local thrift shop. I was up in London today quite near the PB!
congratulation!
(Do you have a link with pictures to the new house?)
å - de gardinene var fine!
love the sun-substitute - or at least the idea :)thanks for sharing your thriftfinds, always interesting.
You always seem to find best stuff!
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