Blind Girl Productions - Estate Sales & Liquidations

Blind Girl Productions Estate Sales

During setup for an Estate Sale, we are accustom to finding a set vintage 1950s, 1960s drinking glasses. Maybe 2 sets. This upcoming sale has 5 different sets of really Cool glasses from the past all in very good condition.
The glasses we found are:
1950s Federal Glass "Merry Maker" highball cocktail glasses featuring a playing card theme.
Mid 1960s Libbey Golden Foliage glasses.
1970s green glass highball tumblers featuring a polka dot pattern. Maker unknown.
1960s Culver Tortoiseshell highball glasses.
1960s early 1970s Anchor Hocking Milano drinking glasses in a honey gold color.
All these were available during our Estate Sale the weekend, August 1st & 2nd near 19th Street & Ella Blvd.

Growing up in the 60s & 70s, I remember seeing copies of our Country's Declaration of Independence displayed in many places such as schools, public buildings, businesses, etc. Rarely do I see them anywhere anymore which is sad.
This is one of my copies which I found in a garage sale about a decade or so ago. Already framed, 26" x 35." We hung this in our old shop high on the wall behind our cash register for all to see.
This enlarged print was made for the Citizens State Bank, Sweeney, Texas. Many copies of this size were printed in mass during WW2. This one printed by the Ohman Co. Memphis, Tennessee in 1942.
This wonderful copy now resides with us.
I wish more copies of the Declaration of Independence were publicly displayed so as a reminder to everyone of how great our country is and how far we as a nation have gone so far.
Bless our United States of America 🇺🇸

I have been saving this cotton 13 star flag for years. Figured this is a good time to display it.
Long live the United States of America 🇺🇸

Sale is over.
Photos and info at: https://www.estatesales.net/TX/Houston/77082/4837776
Cheers!

Sale is over.
Photos and info at: https://www.estatesales.net/TX/Houston/77082/4837776
Cheers!