Relic Display Temporarily Changed to Xmas Display

[Don in SJ]

Since I spend a bit of time in this computer room, and a few years ago I put some of my relics on display in shadow boxes, mounted on the wall in the modified closet. I started for Christmas to have my own little display to look at.
It's not much but it is my display.



Don

 

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[Cynangyl]

how fun!! Looks like quite a display to me!!

 

[Burdie]

Wish I would of done this a long time ago. I can't remember what I done with the stuff now. Congrats on the great displays.
Burdie

 

[COUNTRY GIRL]

I LOVE it! Questions? Is that a Martingale in the wreath? Are those buttons you found on the snow man? What a wonderful way to get into the spirit!

 

[Don in SJ]

I LOVE it! Questions? Is that a Martingale in the wreath? Are those buttons you found on the snow man? What a wonderful way to get into the spirit!

LOL, thanks for the compliments, but the Martingale is not in the wreath, that is a wooden heart, the Martingale is still in one of those shadow boxes in the photo. Wow, that would have been a good thought at the time, using found buttons, but no, they are not found buttons on the snow man....
You are giving me ideas though for future projects.

Don

 

[COUNTRY GIRL]

Well get a move on! It's a pretty neat idea, you have the right things to do it with!

 

[PBK]

Wrap it up... I'll take it!

Great post!

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[Monty]

That is cool. Couldn't help but notice the Minute Man in the frame. That is my old high school emblem. Monty

 

[Don in SJ]

That is cool. Couldn't help but notice the Minute Man in the frame. That is my old high school emblem. Monty

The Minuteman was given to me as a gift for my service in the Air National Guard, it is designed to be mounted on award plaques, but I preferred it seperate and at one time was trying to install it on my truck, in lieu of the Chevy Emblem on the front grille, but never did get it installed and now no longer own a Chevy.

Don

 

[nova treasure]

Pretty neat,
Nova Treasure

 

[COUNTRY GIRL]

That is cool. Couldn't help but notice the Minute Man in the frame. That is my old high school emblem. Monty

The Minuteman was given to me as a gift for my service in the Air National Guard, it is designed to be mounted on award plaques, but I preferred it seperate and at one time was trying to install it on my truck, in lieu of the Chevy Emblem on the front grille, but never did get it installed and now no longer own a Chevy.

Don

Blasphemy!

 

[Don in SJ]

That is cool. Couldn't help but notice the Minute Man in the frame. That is my old high school emblem. Monty

The Minuteman was given to me as a gift for my service in the Air National Guard, it is designed to be mounted on award plaques, but I preferred it seperate and at one time was trying to install it on my truck, in lieu of the Chevy Emblem on the front grille, but never did get it installed and now no longer own a Chevy.

Don

Blasphemy!

Well, the Chevy Emblem was broken, you know the golden center plastic insert, and I thought the Minuteman would have been a GREAT improvement over the Chevy logo. But, since I no longer own that truck and own another unnamed brand, my Ranger has a good grille ornament and does not need to be replaced, oh, did I slip up?

I was rethinking again on who gave me the Minuteman, it was the Vermont Air National Guard buddies of mine whom I had helped over the years with work related problems and on my last visit to Burlington they gave it to me along with a few other items.

Don