These blue-lens safety glasses were an unexpected antique find that led me down a fascinating research rabbit hole. There isn't much documentation about this style, which only makes them more intriguing
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#Antiques#History#Collecting#RailroadHistory
A wrong turn led to one of my favourite #antique finds: blue-lens #safetyglasses. I explore their #history, railroad connections, early eye protection, & the challenge of researching objects with little surviving documentation. #RailroadHistory
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Ever wondered what Goofus glass is? 🤔✨ In today’s Short, I break down how to identify it—and why it’s so easy to spot once you know what to look for 🔍 .
Watch here: https://t.co/wDILPStBSv
#GoofusGlass#Antiques#VintageGlass#EAPG#Shorts#ThriftedMoments
I didn’t expect much from this auction bid… but it turned into a beautiful Goofus glass berry set & a fun research journey
✨ In my newest #ThriftedMoments, I share the find, the research, & how I identified the patterns.
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#GoofusGlass#EAPG
Sometimes the things worth keeping are the ones you almost leave behind. This small glass piece turned into a quiet research rabbit hole—and a likely spooner from around 1905. https://t.co/qis5LqUW7x
And I have a question: spoons up or down?
From an estate sale to a $4 piece of glass that raised a question, spooner or open sugar? 🥣 In this Thrifted Moments episode, I follow the clues through wear, pattern, and research to a likely answer.
Watch: https://t.co/JnA419ORED
Really enjoyed this story from the Fredericton Region Museum, an advertisement for Johnston & Co. preserved for decades. A great example of how everyday objects can carry so much local history. 📸 https://t.co/OyE1gHIzfL
#Fredericton#NBHistory#LocalHistory#Museum
I set out to date a #Stratton compact & ended up questioning how we read them at all. This 1950s piece looks older than it is—painted, worn, & outside the usual guides. Sometimes the most interesting part isn’t the date. It’s what survives in the wear. https://t.co/LjmEzdNTrG
I bought a dented compact.
Didn’t feel like a win, until I cleaned it.
Hidden under powder:
Made in Germany American Zone.
Postwar rebuilding.
Not just makeup—
a quiet act of normalcy after devastation.
History, in the palm of your hand.
https://t.co/CvmOh2BHIh
#ThriftedMoment
Sometimes the things worth keeping are the ones you almost leave behind. This small glass piece turned into a quiet research rabbit hole—and a likely spooner from around 1905.
https://t.co/tmprlwhMHt
And I have a question: spoons up or down?
Dating Stratton compacts isn’t as straightforward as it looks. Base patterns, logos, inner lids, each tells part of the story, but not always the whole of it. 🎥 Watch the short: https://t.co/I6OT3z5ci6 #ThriftedMoments#Stratton#VintageCompact#AntiqueFinds#BeautyHistory
Really enjoyed this clip from the Fredericton Region Museum—sharing the story of a late‑1800s tool chest passed down through generations of the McFarland family. A simple object with deep roots in local craft, memory, & place. 🧰 https://t.co/rwonXhQkZb?... #Fredericton
🚨 Save the Date!
The CIC Industry Summit is happening August 2026!
One day. Big ideas. Meaningful connections.
📅 Thursday, August 20th
📍 Fredericton, NB
Details coming soon.
#IndustrySummit#CyberSecurity#CIC