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Showing posts with label Sinclair Treasures Jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sinclair Treasures Jewellery. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Dafri Vintage Gold Plated Need point Brooch and Earrings
GREAT VINTAGE JEWELLERY GIFT IDEA 
Dafri Vintage Gold Plated Need point Brooch and Earrings
$74.99
This vintage needle work pin and earrings is created with a gold plated
setting and features a delicate petit needlepoint center portraying red
rose with 2 pansy’s on brooch with green leaves. Screw back earrings
with a single rose with green leaves. Toronto based jewelry
manufacturer who was popular in the 50s. It is high-end and well made.
It measures 2" wide, Signed Dafri , It’s an unusual set, Very rare
pieces of Dafri. Condition is Excellent circa 1950s
HISTORY: Dafri It is a jewelry company out of Toronto, Canada. Very little is known about this company,
Toronto based jewelry manufacturer who was popular in the 50s. It is high-end and well made Jewelry.
setting and features a delicate petit needlepoint center portraying red
rose with 2 pansy’s on brooch with green leaves. Screw back earrings
with a single rose with green leaves. Toronto based jewelry
manufacturer who was popular in the 50s. It is high-end and well made.
It measures 2" wide, Signed Dafri , It’s an unusual set, Very rare
pieces of Dafri. Condition is Excellent circa 1950s
HISTORY: Dafri It is a jewelry company out of Toronto, Canada. Very little is known about this company,
Toronto based jewelry manufacturer who was popular in the 50s. It is high-end and well made Jewelry.
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Sunday, December 25, 2011
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Genealogy Activities for the Holidays
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Christmas is the perfect time of year to share your love of genealogy with your family. Do you have any activities planned for your relatives? Here are a few interesting ideas on how to incorporate genealogy into your holiday festivities!
Decorate your tree
Make decorating your Christmas tree a family activity. This year decorate your tree with family photos of your living relatives and ancestors. You can purchase ornaments that allow you to insert the photos or create your own ornaments. A few years ago, my family decorated our Christmas tree with handmade ornaments. Each piece had a photograph of member of my family. The tree was a big hit and an excellent conversation piece. We left the names off to add an extra element of fun in guessing who was in some of the older photographs.
These ornaments are bound to arouse lots of stories and memories. Keep note of these to add your genealogy research.
Create a game
Everyone has different family traditions during the holidays. At my house, we always have fun playing games. This year, create your own trivia game that revolves around your family. It can be loads of fun and hopefully everyone will learn a little bit more about your family history.
Old family photos can also be turned into a fun game. Have your relatives guess who is in the photo. Maybe they can even help you identify some relatives that had you stumped.
Tell stories
Gather your relatives together to share some stories about your family history. You can also ask about past Christmases. How did your grandparent’s childhood Christmases differ from your own? You may discover some old family traditions. Record the stories on video or on paper. Perhaps you can even turn it into a small book to give to your relatives next year! You can also add the stories to Geni to share with your relatives near and far.
http://www.geni.com/blog/genealogy-activities-for-the-holidays-371754.html
Christmas is the perfect time of year to share your love of genealogy with your family. Do you have any activities planned for your relatives? Here are a few interesting ideas on how to incorporate genealogy into your holiday festivities!
Decorate your tree
Make decorating your Christmas tree a family activity. This year decorate your tree with family photos of your living relatives and ancestors. You can purchase ornaments that allow you to insert the photos or create your own ornaments. A few years ago, my family decorated our Christmas tree with handmade ornaments. Each piece had a photograph of member of my family. The tree was a big hit and an excellent conversation piece. We left the names off to add an extra element of fun in guessing who was in some of the older photographs.
These ornaments are bound to arouse lots of stories and memories. Keep note of these to add your genealogy research.
Create a game
Everyone has different family traditions during the holidays. At my house, we always have fun playing games. This year, create your own trivia game that revolves around your family. It can be loads of fun and hopefully everyone will learn a little bit more about your family history.
Old family photos can also be turned into a fun game. Have your relatives guess who is in the photo. Maybe they can even help you identify some relatives that had you stumped.
Tell stories
Gather your relatives together to share some stories about your family history. You can also ask about past Christmases. How did your grandparent’s childhood Christmases differ from your own? You may discover some old family traditions. Record the stories on video or on paper. Perhaps you can even turn it into a small book to give to your relatives next year! You can also add the stories to Geni to share with your relatives near and far.
http://www.geni.com/blog/genealogy-activities-for-the-holidays-371754.html
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