Collectables & Memorabilia

The Notebook (Limited Edition Gift Set) $7.74 When you consider that old-fashioned tearjerkers are an endangered species in Hollywood, a movie like The Notebook can be embraced without apology. Yes, it’s syrupy sweet and clogged with clichés, and one can only marvel at the irony of Nick Cassavetes directing a weeper that his late father John–whose own films were devoid of saccharine sentiment–would have sneered at. Still, this touchingly i…

I Love Lucy Scrub Top – Cartoon Serenade by Cherokee Uniforms $27.95 Made of 100% cotton, for comfort and durability in adult-sizes only….

Osler: Inspirations from a Great Physician $38.63 Osler: Inspirations From a Great Physician, by Charles S. Bryan Hardcover book published by Oxford University Press, copyright 1997…

1949 Henry Ford Hospital School of Nursing & Hygiene Yearbook (with memorabilia) 1949 Henry Ford Hospital School of Nursing & Hygiene Yearbook (with memorabilia). The yearbook contains roughly 50 pages and is paperback and very clean (little to no writing or signatures). In the back, stuffed loosely within, is a treasure-trove of memorabilia from the owner’s days at the school and from later years (i.e updates on the hospital, paperclippings of her classmates and how they fa…

BCW Deluxe Acrylic Baseball Cap / Hat Display – With Mirror – Sports Memorabilia Display Case – Collecting Supplies $34.23 The BCW Deluxe Acrylic Cap/Hat Display Case features a black base with gold risers, clear cover, and a mirrored back. BCW acrylic displays contain U.V. absorbers to help protect your memorabilia from ultraviolet yellowing. Use this memorabilia holder to protect, store and display your collectible baseball hats, football hats and others….

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I have to do a memory of World War box?

I have a job for my World History class. I have to do a memory box War World and include the same five elements in each of these categories: articles, letters, poems, official documents and objects of the war. These 5 items have to tell the story of a deceased person (ie, officer, spy, nurse, civil) of one of these countries: Britain, Germany, Russia, France, Italy, Austria, Ottomon / Turkey, colonial United States. I'm thinking of doing this in a U.S. official. I have some ideas that would work … Certificate Death Letter Starter Wife Dog Tags World War I? What else I can include? BTW I have to make the items I can not print things out the Internet. I have to write and print and play the role of being old and stuff.

This is so funny! May our history classes were like that. We do no fun at all. We sit, listen, learn. (We). For personal items, add an engagement ring (any type of ring can be done) and maybe this … gather some soil from your backyard that you can put in an envelope and writes: "The French soil they were fighting for." And for your certificate death, we write on the computer in the "E" of the source or at least something that looks like a typewriter! You should rent the movie A commitment long – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Very_Long_Engagement – is really good (horrible starts, but honestly, not bad). Good luck!