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Does anyone know if someone is reproducing thermoset plastic sets? I picked up a bracelet and the back look cheap of different than any other one I have ever seen.
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Thermoset Repros?
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Does anyone know what these might be? [huh]
BeBopBaby
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Thermoset is a blanket term for vintage plastic costume jewelry.
BeBopBaby
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I really love the cheap plastic stuff. I have a weakness for the bold designs and colors.
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Thanks! Now I know.
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You might want to check Anthropologie.
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sorry, I forget sometimes. I figured if anyone knew they are being reproduced they would automatically know what they are. [huh]
I asked this on the powder room and they moved it for some reason.
I asked this on the powder room and they moved it for some reason.
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I moved it from OB. 
Foofoogal
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I seem to be batting 1000 around here lately. [huh] lol
You would love thermosets jewelry. They can be very pretty.
The study of early plastics is very interesting. They made tons of different kinds.
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Mr. McGuire: I want to say one word to you. Just one word.
Benjamin: Yes, sir.
Mr. McGuire: Are you listening?
Benjamin: Yes, I am.
Mr. McGuire: Plastics.
Benjamin: Just how do you mean that, sir?
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Good Lord. When I glanced at this thread I thought someone might be collecting reproductions of vintage thermostats. Vintage clothing, cars, hats, guns, cameras, guitars and knives are things that I can understand collecting. I can maybe even appreciate collecting vintage shaving equipment.
But not vintage thermostats. That would just be over the top.
AF
But not vintage thermostats. That would just be over the top.
AF
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From my experience there probably is someone out there collecting old thermostats. If not then they may start from this thread. lol
http://www.si.edu/opa/insideresearch2/articles/V21_Collections.html
ha ha ha....
http://www.si.edu/opa/insideresearch2/articles/V21_Collections.html
ha ha ha....
What about Bronze
Bronze is a metal alloy produced by blending copper and tin in various amounts, depending on the application.Bronze is made by smelting copper and tin together. When bronze is cast for use in statues, it contains between two and 20% tin, while bells use a higher percentage of tin: 15-20%.Bronze has several properties that make it valuable in industrial applications. Bronze is used for marine valve
Bronze is a metal alloy produced by blending copper and tin in various amounts, depending on the application.Bronze is made by smelting copper and tin together. When bronze is cast for use in statues, it contains between two and 20% tin, while bells use a higher percentage of tin: 15-20%.Bronze has several properties that make it valuable in industrial applications. Bronze is used for marine valve
