Summer shorts…
I stopped at a flea market where I expected the sellers to market fleas. Anything you wanted and many things you’d never think to buy could be had for a price. Used bras to a “Where’s the beef” plate to a life size cigar store Indian statue vied for attention and an open wallet.
A few of the more interesting offerings:
- 1919 silent movie star Marion Davies Coca Cola advertisement for $425.00
- Bags of previously used nails for fifty cents
- A bucket filled with cement (I didn’t check the price.)
- Heads
*An angel head not attached to the body
*A turkey head (The head is the least appealing part of a turkey. Really look at the bird and you’ll agree.)
*Heads done up in gaudy makeup
*Ugly, scary baby faces (Just the faces)
*The visible head kit anatomical model
- Scary Santas (From the North Pole of the damned)
- Old Fig Newton boxes (Gee, we threw those out as garbage.)
- A twenty gallon butter churn (That’s a lot of freakin’ butter.)
- Stuff with lead paint
- Half of a bottle of perfume
- Bed pans
- A plastic hand
I bought a fishing lure. It looked new.