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 "Heartfelt Thanks"

from the Tim Wolf Collection

                      
Product Code: 2038     ~ RETIRED ~


Tim Wolf worked and trained with Tom Clark before starting his own business, and this piece is reminiscent of the style of thimble gnomes from the Clark studio.  While there is no thimble in this one, it displays well with other thimble gnomes, especially with a real thimble sitting beside it. 

PRICE:  $15.00  U.S. plus postage

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A great "Thank You" gift for a friend, or simply to display with your own collection. 






NEW THIMBLE BOOK AVAILABLE

Thimbles of Southern Africa
By Jenny Scharff Bockel

Soft cover, 25cm x 19cm, 100 glossy pages, 300 colour photographs. The book covers thimbles relating to Southern Africa, both past and present. Thimbles have been made from materials ranging from ivory to Zulu beadwork, porcelain and sterling silver and included are 50 different local thimble makers and artists who have created uniquely Southern African thimbles. A whole chapter is devoted to thimbles and sewing items commemorating the Anglo Boer War (1898 – 1902) as well as sewing tools made by the Prisoners of War. The chapter on commemoratives includes thimbles made to celebrate the release of Nelson Mandela as a political prisoner as well as his inauguration as President of South Africa.
Price : 
US - $25 plus $5 airmail postage
UK - £14 plus £3 airmail postage
Euros - E20 plus E4 airmail postage
Australia AUS$ 34 plus AUS$6 airmail postage

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A NOTE ABOUT THIS BOOK: As a long-time collector, I have many, many thimble books in my personal library but I have to say that this is one of my personal favorites. Most of them are purely reference books and some are coffee table picture books, but this one is “readable.” The chapters about the Anglo Boer war and succeeding history of the country of South Africa, specifically in relation to thimbles and sewing tools, is fascinating and of interest to history lovers as well as sewing tool collectors. Jenny has poured into this book untold hours of time, years of diligent research, and an abundant love of thimbles, as well as a tribute to her heritage and the sacrifices of her ancestors. All who journey through this book are the beneficiaries.




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