pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on thu 18 dec 03
Hat Pins as well, would answer as a decent and good looking
'Needle Tool'...
They used to be a Woman's extemporaneous defence too, if
needed to be called upon...
Too bad they faded from our cultural horizon...
Phil
Las Vegas
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From: "iandol"
Dear Mary White,
Needles come in all shapes and sizes. Ask for Large Darning
Needles. They are stout and long, upwards of two and a half
inches.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia
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Mary White on thu 18 dec 03
I'd forgotten about hat pins, my mother used to have a couple. They
were fearsome objects and I'm sure they'd come in handy if a gang of
studio invaders broke down my door.
Mary
>Hat Pins as well, would answer as a decent and good looking
>'Needle Tool'...
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>They used to be a Woman's extemporaneous defence too, if
>needed to be called upon...
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>Too bad they faded from our cultural horizon...
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>Phil
>Las Vegas
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