ANTIQUES and BOOKS Haul | Spring 2023
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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Join me as I share all the little antiques I've acquired in the last few months. (Including something I've been dreaming of forever!!!) And I also share the books I've read in the past two months. Tell me what you're reading in the comments :D
Around the World in 80 Days: amzn.to/3XmeCho
Murder on the Orient Express: amzn.to/4b1YdBZ
Pet Sematary: amzn.to/3Xmx3m4
The Men Who Stare at Goats: amzn.to/4el0Ku2
The Mysterious Affair at Styles: amzn.to/3xiXlLG
The Vampire Lestat: amzn.to/4enYQZG
The Amityville Horror: amzn.to/3z0yPiZ
And Then There Were None: amzn.to/3xiXHSw
The Halloween Tree: amzn.to/4cjADBT
A Hero of Our Time: amzn.to/3KGYPlN
Journey to the Center of the Earth: amzn.to/3Xl5r0M
The Man in the Picture: amzn.to/4bWPMcE
Tales of Terror and the Supernatural: amzn.to/4clFIJO
Hex: amzn.to/3RrcHUZ
Hallowe'en Party: amzn.to/4cgZNRB
The Jungle Books: amzn.to/3VnaQlp
The Best Ghost Stories of Algernon Blackwood: amzn.to/3VIyOYH
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It takes a special soul to see the beauty in every little thing
The lock of hair jewellery goes back to the 18th century. So it might even be older than Victorian. It’s worth it to do some research on your piece. I think it’s very interesting. Some times when there was an epidemic, more than one person’s hair would be in a piece. Sad to think about it… it’s a good thing this piece found you so to speak and it’s not just in someone’s attic.
Thank you for sharing your video. I'm a recent subscriber. I absolutely love old pictures, too! If those old faces could talk now, I would listen to them for hours!
Wow epic the come back!!
I think you getting a bellows is prophesizing a fireplace in your future! 🔥
:O A girl can dream!
And Then There Were None is a great film! Probably free on RUclips too.
Which film are you referring to? (I watched the mini-series with Sam Neill, I liked it a lot)
I'm sorry you got sick. I haven't seen you for a long time. 😔 "Allah şəfa versin" (God bless you/Get well soon)🤗 Short hair suits you very well 🥰
I never said this to anyone but I really missed you as youtuber of course. Your videos are the perfect example of what youtube was meant for imo.
That means a lot, thank you :)
🙏you are feeling better. Good to see your return to RUclips.
Great video Bridget! Such an amazing bell jar! Love all the curious world videos but I feel like your enthusiasm and personality really shone through in this video in particular, this was so much fun to watch 😁 Don't know if you've read much Philip K. Dick but I love his short stories for their strange otherworldly atmosphere, might be your thing!
Thank you so much :) I'll look into Philip K. Dick's short stories!
Как раз сегодня я пытался найти себе что-нибудь для чтения, но так как раньше я не был особо заинтересован художественной литературой, я даже не знал с чего начать. Спасибо, что показала эти книги, я приметил себе парочку и обязательно попробую их прочитать 🤗
"Later" by Stephen King is really good definitely in my top 3 Stephen King reads, "Carrion Comfort" by Dan Simmons is a good "super natural" read too
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I dont read many books, just law academic stuff i have to, but the original Dracula's good😅im sure uv read that!
good to see ya back😊
Nifty
Ураа!! ))
You are so beautiful! 💕💕💕
Nice video ! Do you keep all of your antiques ? Seems like you're gathering quite a collection.
Yes I do! But I keep a lot in boxes (especially the paper materials--newspapers, ephemera, etc) I wouldn't mind having more space!
I love Wilkie Collins; I have that "Tales of Terror" book I just haven't gotten around to it. The horror stories I love the most are those of MR James - lots of spooky ideas and fun Britishy things. For my money, I prefer Golden Age authors like R. Austin Freeman (the Dr. Thorndyke series) and JS Fletcher over Agatha Christie, though I did enjoy "The Last Seance" by Christie. It's always nice to see what other people are reading!
Ooh "The Last Seance" sounds interesting, I'll add that to my list. MR James is great, I read "Ghost Stories of an Antiquary" not too long ago. And I don't think I've heard of R. Austin Freeman or JS Fletcher! Would you recommend a particular book of either's to start with?
@@TheCuriousWorldThe Red Thumb Mark by R Austin Freeman is the first in a series of Dr Thorndyke novels that were supposed to be a more serious answer to Sherlock Holmes, a series which I’ve been enjoying. As for JS Fletcher, I like The Borough Treasurer - many of his books involve some amount of economic / business themes which is a fun glimpse into that part of Edwardian England.
I'll look into these, thanks for the recommendations!
10:44 I dunno... sounds pretty scary.
I like you!
Eustace bagge:”judging from the obvious age of the relic, I’d say it belongs to king garbage; of the garbage dynasty. Stupid dog always bringing garbage into the house.”
What’s huh?
I’m rich!!!!!!
Have you read the vampyre book of Sylvester Viereck?
I have not--I'll check it out, thanks!
You're so interesting, and you look great even in 360p 😇
return to teach English it's suits you