The other night we were driving to meet up with someone when we spotted a curb full of tossed-aside furniture, books, and framed items. Â I’m not normally the type to yell “STOP THE CAR” but I did this time (or some variation of it), and I’m glad.
We ended up with:
- An old dresser
- An old nightstand (these two will be DIY projects on here come springtime)
- A giant, framed original landscape oil painting signed “Eldon”
- Smaller framed painting
- Framed print of a native girl (I really just wanted the frame)
- A large mounted print (HomeSense standard issue)
- A RECORD PLAYER from the 1960s that still works
- A wooden stand for the record player to sit on for now
- A couple books from the ’70s
- A bag full of bad sketches of boobs and other things
I cleaned up the record player, furniture, and picture frames (hey, if you smoke, I hope you know that your lungs are full of yellow and black filth — if you’re OK with that, then so am I). Very interested to find out who this “Eldon” character is, who painted this large oil on canvas. Â Can’t find anything about him except for one eBay listing. Â I’ll post pictures later today.
If anyone wants the bag of sketches, they will be in the recycling this Friday.
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