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Sun, Sep 30, 07 at 18:53
| Does anyone know the origins of the primitive tin stars that are so poplular now as indoor and outdoor home decor?
I sell alot of them (decorated) at craft shows and would love to know their origin in the New England area...All I can find on-line is the lone star of Texas. Thanks, Joyce |
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| If you are talking about barn stars here is one history I found on a quick search. :) ~Anj |
Here is a link that might be useful: History of the Barn Star
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- Posted by honeysuckleridge (My Page) on Mon, Oct 1, 07 at 6:43
| thanks anjabee I never thought of them as good luck..i love mine just for the look. Very interesting. ginger |
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