Sunday Junking At The VOA

 I only had time for one junking stop this weekend so it was my weekly trek to the VOA.  The clerk commented to another customer that I always find the best stuff - and I think she is right!  I was very pleased with my finds today.
I haven't decided what I will do with the cardboard drawers yet.  I might cover with wallpaper because that is always so pretty, or might just remove the drawers and use the shelves to hold boxes I already have.  Don't you hate when you have to un-stack to get to the one you want?

 A sweet new birdie for my collection.  I have a big collection of vintage canning jars that I have had for years and years.  I am thinking it is time to part with some of those so I can make room for my ever-growing bird collection.
I am not sure what the little cards are.  They say "Flowers from Bethlehem" along the bottom and each one s decorated with dried flower petals.  I am sure someone will have a use for them so they will be headed to Etsy.

 These will go to Etsy, too.  Maybe.  A set of three signed miniature Limoges plates with brass hangers.  They would be SO pretty in a gold frame!

 A vintage Androck flour sifter that still has the original paper label and five old Schilling spice tins.  When I was washing them off I was surprised to discover that one of them was made of cardboard with a metal top and bottom.  I didn't realize they ever made them from cardboard.  Hopefully it won't dry too wonky and I lose it.  All of this will be headed to Etsy, too.

 A children's tea party set of Made in Japan Lusterwear dishes.  These will probably be saved for a shadowbox.

 Two thimbles for my non-collection.  I'm still in denial on that one!

And a fun little 1966 book about the history of television programs.  Some of us who are of a certain age can recognize these celebrities.  Every page is illustrated with stills from the old shows.  It distracted me through a whole quarter of the Seahawks game. Whoa! Doh!
Go Seahawks!!