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Another item I dug at the ww2 veterans house in Atlanta GA
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Another item I dug at the ww2 veterans house in Atlanta GA
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Curtain rod escutcheon, late 19th/early 20th.
Similar to this...
except no bends. One was mounted to the inside of each side of a window casing--like mounting a roller shade. Two rods went between them.
FWIW, they were usually mounted in this orientation.
Similar to this...
except no bends. One was mounted to the inside of each side of a window casing--like mounting a roller shade. Two rods went between them.
FWIW, they were usually mounted in this orientation.
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