1st Wall of Offerings
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Paintings - Folk Art - Drawings - Watercolors
if it depicts Florida, and it's an art form, it'll be here
This includes FloridaPast Souvenirs too
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Preserving Yesterday, Today, For Tomorrow...................
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Vintage Bahia Beach, FloridaPast
LARGE SIZE OIL PAINTING
A Beautiful Lively, You are There, Oil on Canvas Painting. Depicting a Bahia Beach, Florida Scene.
The Perfect Accent for your Vintage FloridaPast room!
wood frame is 2 1/2" wide
CONDITION; 8+ (no visible flaws)
FL#160
PRICE; $6,995.00
S/H; $75.00 {inclds. ins/dc}________________________________________________________
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RARE 1934 Miami
Folk-Art Painting - Oil on Canvas
Coat or Jacket Patch
HUNTING CLUB
John CWalinski
CONDITION; 8++
FL #114
PRICE $1,200.00
S/H/I; $15.00________________________________________________________
Early Miami, FloridaPast Maraca
Hand Painted Florida Scene
Especially the way this was designed, with the simulated tied leather bordering around the painting.
Displays Very Nicely with Old Florida Furnishings. Cypress Knee lamp, with this sitting in, on or around looks Fantastic.
As Ya'll can see, this has some past issues. Which Does Add to it's Character. The handle has chews, (probabley from a kitty) shows wears, soilings, etc. Making for a Better Look, Honest Injun!!
MEASURES; 7 1/2" High
CONDITION; 7
FL #190
PRICE; $60.00
S/H; $8.50
A couple more views of this FloridaPast Treasure
And within his story, he mentions the use of Maracas as a FloridaPast Tool. Back in the day, when Folks used Out-Houses, Ya'll know 'bout thoze, dunt'cha?
Anyhow, he goes on to tell the readers, thatz us dont'cha know, that in the middle of a dark night, one would carry and shake a maraca on the way to and fro.
The simulated sounds of a Rattlesnake that it made, was thought to keep man eat'in critters away.
I found that to be very interesting. And can see why most times, we only find one FloridaPast maraca, and not two. I'll be going through the FloridaPast book collection, and posting Many Old Florida Books, here on FloridaPast. And I'll add the title to the book here, with the mention of this story with the book offering.________________________________________________________
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