I often pick up the unusual sort of things
on outings in the antique venues.
But, I like to USE the objects that come into the house.
So, I was challenged to figure how to repurpose the odd
wooden (not box) hinged lid thing with the metal rod.
Some easy research shows that this is
a "Simple" account file holder
from a company that started in
1886 in Fremont, Ohio,
by brothers William W. and Jason Still
The company was sold in 1918
and eventually ceased operations.
Etsy says it is a rare find and $52.
Look like mine was a deal at $7.
I used 5 by 7 manila tabbed index cards
and sorted out ones with the middle tab.
I loved the ornaments from Visual Faith® Ministry.
Find them Here:
scripture-scribing-ornaments-booklet
Used some coordinating cardstock that enhanced
the images and then simply wrote out one of the Scripture
Readings for each ornament.
This little wooden office tool - probably 137 years old,
added to my slowing down process
of spending time in God's Word in this busy season.
I think I will put them on an O ring
and be ready for Lent.
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