I don’t know what I was thinking, I did not buy these playing cards at the time capsule estate sale. This is just the kind of thing that I love almost the best.
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Oh, I know! I have this old comb from my great aunt, it has a business name printed on it and the coolest part is the top of it has grooves with bobby pins in them, so you never lose or are without a bobby pin! But those little things with names of people or places from the past are great.